Nifty 50 Weekly Outlook: November3-7, 2025
02 Nov 2025
Nifty 50 weekly performance analysis with key technical levels and market events
Weekly Market Overview
The Indian stock market witnessed a modestly negative week ending 31 October 2025. Nifty 50 slipped by 0.29%, closing at 25,722.10, while Sensex and Bank Nifty also declined slightly. FII outflows were offset by strong DII participation, with PSU Banks and Metals showing resilience. Overall momentum showed mild fatigue with rangebound movement throughout the week.
Weekly Close
25,722.10
Weekly Change
-73.05 (-0.29%)
Sensex Close
83,938.71
Bank Nifty Close
57,776.35
Daily Performance Breakdown
Day-by-Day Market Movement
| Day | Market Action | Nifty 50 Close | Key Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday, Oct 27 |
Rangebound
|
25,780.25 -14.90 pts |
Markets opened flat with selective buying in PSU banks; FIIs cautious |
| Tuesday, Oct 28 |
Volatile
|
25,745.60 -34.65 pts |
Increased volatility with India VIX rising; metal stocks showed strength |
| Wednesday, Oct 29 |
Recovery
|
25,810.35 +64.75 pts |
DII buying supported markets; partial recovery from early week losses |
| Thursday, Oct 30 |
Consolidation
|
25,795.80 -14.55 pts |
Markets consolidated with mixed global cues; IT sector under pressure |
| Friday, Oct 31 |
Decline
|
25,722.10 -73.70 pts |
FII selling pressure intensified; weekly closing at lows |
Sector Performance & Market Statistics
Top Performing Sectors
PSU Banks
Outperformed
Metals
Steady Gains
Auto
Mixed
Underperforming Sectors
IT
Subdued
FMCG
Lack of Interest
Pharma
Profit Booking
Weekly Market Statistics
| Metric | Value | Weekly Change |
|---|---|---|
| India VIX | 12.15 | +4.85% |
| FII Activity (Net) | ₹6,769 Cr | Sellers |
| DII Activity (Net) | ₹7,068 Cr | Buyers |
| Bank Nifty Performance | 57,776.35 | -0.44% |
| Market Breadth | Negative | Declining |
Institutional Flows Analysis
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs)
Weekly Flow
-₹6,769 Cr
Sentiment
Cautious
Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs)
Weekly Flow
+₹7,068 Cr
Sentiment
Supportive
💡 Institutional Activity Insight
FIIs turned net sellers during the week with significant outflows, reflecting global cautious sentiment. However, strong DII buying provided crucial support, cushioning the market from larger declines. This divergence highlights the ongoing battle between global and domestic forces influencing market direction.
Key Market Events & Drivers
Major Developments Impacting Markets
Technical Outlook & Key Levels
Nifty 50 Technical Analysis for Next Week
| Support Levels | Resistance Levels | Outlook |
|---|---|---|
| 25,650 - 25,700 (Immediate Support) | 25,800 - 25,850 (Immediate Resistance) | Neutral to Cautious Rangebound movement expected with medium-term positive bias |
| 25,550 - 25,600 (Strong Support) | 25,950 - 26,000 (Major Hurdle) | |
| 25,400 - 25,450 (Critical Support) | 26,100 - 26,150 (Upper Targets) | |
| 25,200 - 25,300 (Strong Demand Zone) | 26,300 - 26,400 (Breakout Targets) |
💡 Trading Strategy for Next Week
Most analysts maintain a "cautious but optimistic" stance for the near term. The buy-on-dips strategy remains valid for medium-term investors as long as Nifty holds above 25,550. Stock-specific action is expected to continue with focus on Q2 earnings delivery and global market cues. Traders should watch FII flow direction for short-term momentum.
⚠️ Key Risk Factors to Monitor
Persistent FII selling pressure, rising India VIX indicating increased volatility, global uncertainty, and technical indicators showing mild fatigue are key concerns. Additionally, any deterioration in global risk appetite or unexpected domestic developments could test lower support levels. The market needs sustained DII support to counter FII outflows.
Overall Market Tone: The short-term trend shows mild weakness with rangebound movement, but the medium-term bias remains positive. Most analysts recommend a selective approach with focus on sectors showing relative strength. The broader outlook remains constructive as long as Nifty holds above the 25,550 support level. Domestic institutional support continues to provide a buffer against global headwinds.
