GIFT Nifty Analyzed: December 2025 Futures
The GIFT Nifty December 2025 futures rose by 10.50 points, suggesting a relatively quiet start to the trading day for the Nifty 50. This indicates a cautious approach among investors as they begin the session.
Key Points
- New Trading Framework Launched: NSE revamped F&O trading rules.
- Pre-Open Sessions: Traders can trade derivatives 9-9:15 am.
- FPI Selling: Foreign investors sold ₹438.90 crore.
- DII Buying: Domestic investors bought ₹4,189.17 crore.
- FII Sales: Foreign investors sold ₹10123.23 crore so far in December.
- US Inflation Cooling: PCE data supported rate cut expectations.
Institutional investment played a significant role. Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) sold shares amounting to ₹438.90 crore, while Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) were net buyers, investing ₹4,189.17 crore. This shows a mix of sentiment in the market.
Global Market Overview
Global markets were reacting to several key events. Traders were closely watching China’s trade numbers, which often provide clues about worldwide demand. The Federal Reserve in the United States was also in the spotlight, with many anticipating another cut in interest rates due to easing inflation and slowing economic growth.
Japan’s economy experienced a sharper-than-expected contraction in its July-September quarter, adding to the global economic uncertainty. Despite this, Wall Street finished Friday on a positive note, fueled by favorable U.S. economic data and hopes for further interest rate reductions.
Domestic Market Performance
The Indian equity market ended the trading session strongly on Friday, December 5th, 2025, marking a second consecutive day of gains. This was driven partly by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) cutting the repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.25%, further reducing borrowing costs.
Banks and financial services stocks were particularly strong, contributing significantly to the upward momentum. Investors were closely monitoring the latest Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index reading in the U.S., which signaled continued support for the Fed’s planned interest rate cuts.
Ultimately, market movements reflect a global economy navigating uncertainty and anticipating monetary policy shifts.
