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Indian stock markets ended nearly flat with a negative bias. The BSE Sensex closed at 84,675, down 0.02 percent, while Nifty50 ended at 25,939, slipping 0.01 percent. Gains in PSU banks, metals and auto stocks offset losses in IT, FMCG and pharma. Broader markets underperformed, with midcap and smallcap indices closing lower.
Indian equity markets delivered solid gains in 2025, significantly boosting investor wealth. The BSE Sensex climbed over 8% by December 29, adding ₹30.20 lakh crore in value. The index surged 6,556 points during the year and touched a historic peak of 86,159 on December 1, with Reliance Industries emerging as the top performer.
Gold and silver prices witnessed a sharp decline in the Hyderabad bullion market, bringing relief to buyers. The price of 24-carat gold dropped by ₹3,050 per 10 grams, while 22-carat gold fell by ₹2,800. Silver rates also plunged by ₹23,000 per kilogram. Similar trends were seen across both Telugu states today.
The Sensex and Nifty opened at fresh record levels in early trade on Tuesday, December 30, 2025. The Sensex started trading today at 84564.76, down at 130.78 points or 0.15%, and the Nifty was at 25907.40, down at 34.70 points or 0.13%. Meanwhile, the Indian rupee was trading today at 89.88 against the dollar.
The rupee fell eight paise to close at 89.98 against the US dollar, pressured by foreign fund outflows and a weak domestic equity trend. Forex traders said persistent capital withdrawals by foreign investors, along with higher dollar demand from importers, hurt investor sentiment, leading to the currency’s decline.
Indian equities ended lower for the fourth straight session on December 29, dragged by selling in IT, realty, pharma and auto stocks. Sensex fell 346 points to 84,695, while Nifty slipped 100.20 points to 25,942.10. Midcap and smallcap indices declined, with IT and auto leading losses despite gains in FMCG, PSU banks and media stocks.
The Sensex and Nifty opened at fresh record levels in early trade on Monday, December 29, 2025. The Sensex started trading today at 85135.91, up at 94.46 points or 0.11%, and the Nifty was at 26079.20, up at 36.90 points or 0.14%. Meanwhile, the Indian rupee was trading today at 89.91 against the dollar.
There is no official data on who files belated income tax returns most, but experts observe patterns. Salaried employees often delay due to misplaced reliance on TDS and rebates. Freelancers and gig workers struggle with complex, irregular income and compliance confusion. Overall, misconceptions and lack of awareness, are the main reasons for late ITR filing.
Indian equity markets closed lower with benchmark indices under pressure. The Sensex declined 367 points to end at 85,041.45, while the Nifty 50 slipped 100 points to 26,042.30. Midcap and smallcap stocks saw mixed trends, as broader markets largely remained weak amid cautious investor sentiment and selective buying.
Shares of Swiggy and Zomato’s parent, Eternal, fell about 2% after delivery partners called a nationwide strike. Today, Swiggy dropped to Rs 391.40, while Zomato slid to a five-month low of Rs 279.70. Investors fear disruptions during Christmas and New Year’s Eve could hurt operations and festive demand across platforms nationwide.
The Indian rupee slipped 23 paise to 89.94 against the US dollar amid foreign fund outflows and rising crude oil prices. Forex traders cited weak domestic equities, high dollar demand from importers, and trade deal uncertainties as additional pressures. Markets had remained closed on Thursday for Christmas, but the negative trend resumed in today’s session.
The Sensex and Nifty opened at fresh record levels in early trade on Friday, December 26, 2025. The Sensex started trading today at 85281.55, down at 127.15 points or 0.15%, and the Nifty was at 26099.20, down at 42.90 points or 0.16%. Meanwhile, the Indian rupee was trading today at 89.78 against the dollar.
Indian stock markets are closed today, December 25, 2025, for Christmas. Trading on the NSE and BSE, including equity, derivatives, and SLB segments, will remain suspended. Currency and commodity markets are also shut. Several major global markets, including the US, UK, and Europe, are closed. Trading will resume on Friday, December 26, 2025.
The rupee, after showing early gains, closed 16 paise lower at 89.79 against the US dollar. Ongoing foreign capital outflows and robust demand from bullion importers put pressure on the currency. Despite the central bank’s measures, including USD/INR swaps and open market operations (OMO), market sentiment remained weak due to rising crude oil prices.