Daily Market Wrap -10-Oct 7, 2025
๐ Nifty surged past the 25,150 mark as Indian indices extended their winning streak to a fourth session, propelled by gains in financial and oil & gas stocks.
๐ Bank of India shares jumped over 3% following a robust Q2 business update that revealed a nearly 12% year-on-year growth in its global business.
๐ Dabur India signaled positive momentum ahead, citing benefits from recent GST reforms that have placed about 85% of its product portfolio under a lower 5% tax slab.
๐ป Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have sold a record $18 billion in Indian equities, with their bearish bets on Nifty futures reaching near all-time lows.
๐ป The IPO market showed signs of distress as Glottis Ltd. shares plummeted 37% from the issue price on its listing day, reflecting rising investor caution.
Todayโs market painted a picture of a classic tug-of-war. On one side, strong domestic sentiment, fueled by positive corporate updates and favorable policy impacts, pushed the headline indices higher. On the other, relentless selling pressure from foreign investors created a significant headwind. While domestic bulls are currently absorbing the outflow, the starkly contrasting IPO performances indicate that investors are becoming highly selective. The marketโs resilience is being tested, and the ability of domestic flows to continue countering FII pessimism remains the key determinant of the future trend.
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