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In December 2025, the Nifty 50 and Bank Nifty ended their three-month rally, slipping 0.28% and 0.29% respectively, after hitting lifetime highs in November. The Nifty traded in a broad 25,700–26,300 range, weakening in the first half of the month before rebounding later to close marginally lower. Indian equities ended CY2025 with gains of 10%, lagging global peers. Market sentiment was shaped by thin year-end volumes, global rate-cut optimism, and stable domestic macros, with inflation remaining well within the RBI’s comfort zone. Tariff disputes and Trump’s financial policy initiatives drove volatility in U.S. markets, which spilled over into Indian equities, even as global markets closed near record highs. FIIs remained net sellers at ₹34,350 crore, while strong DII inflows of ₹79,620 crore cushioned the downside. Sectorally, Metals led with an 8.5% gain, followed by Oil & Gas and Auto at around 1.5% each, while Defence (-3.28%) and Realty (-2.79%) underperformed.
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