Stock Market Today: The markets kicked off Wednesday with a cautious mood, mirroring jittery global cues and overnight volatility. After Tuesday’s pause in the rally, investors entered the new session watching global trends, tech selloffs, and commodity swings closely. With major stocks in focus, today’s trade promises more signals than surprises.
Stock Market Today : Market Snapshot (19 November, 2025)
- Sensex: 84,608.02 (down- 65.00 / 0.077%)
- Nifty: 25,863.20 (down- 46.85 / 0.18%)
Indian markets opened on a softer note, with both Sensex and Nifty slipping in early trade. Weak global cues and overnight volatility continue to weigh on sentiment as investors tread cautiously.
Stocks To Watch Today
IT & Technology
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Infosys: Largest-ever buyback of 100 million shares at ₹1,800/share (Nov 20–26, 2025) worth ₹18,000 crore.
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TCS: Selected by NHS Supply Chain for 5-year IT systems and cloud infrastructure support; deploying AI-enabled solutions.
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Nucleus Software Exports: Parag Bhise reappointed CEO & Whole-time Director for 2 more years from Apr 1, 2026.
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Groww: Price band reduced from 20% to 10% after ~100% surge since listing.
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Kaynes Technology India: Motilal Oswal MF sold ~8.16 lakh shares worth ₹489.67 crore.
FMCG
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Hindustan Unilever (HUL): Record date Dec 5 for Kwality Walls share entitlement (1:1) post demerger; Bobby Parikh appointed Independent Director.
Stock Market Today: Global Market Highlights | Wall Street, Asian Market, US Markets
US Market Recap
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S&P 500 falls for the 4th straight session on valuation concerns.
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Dow Jones drops 498 pts (−1.07%).
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S&P 500 down 0.83%; Nasdaq slips 1.21%.
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Home Depot slumps on disappointing outlook.
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Tech stocks continue to face heavy selling.
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Nvidia drops another 3% ahead of earnings.
Global Cues
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GIFT Nifty indicates a mildly positive start.
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US futures edge lower after overnight selloff.
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European markets close at a 1-month low amid AI bubble fears.
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Dollar Index steady at 99.58.
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US 10-year yield eases to 4.11%.
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ADP data shows 2,500 jobs lost per week heading into November.
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US jobless claims rise to 232,000.
Commodities & Crypto
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Oil up 1% on Russia sanctions.
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Gold gains on soft economic data.
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Bitcoin briefly dips below $90,000.
Asian Market Check
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Nikkei rebounds 0.5%.
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Kospi trades lower.
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Asian indices stay mixed as investors digest the Wall Street slump.
Oil Market Update
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Oil prices decline as rising U.S. inventories signal oversupply.
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Brent crude down 0.43% at $64.61 per barrel after Tuesday’s gains.
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WTI crude falls 0.4% to $60.50 per barrel.
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API data shows U.S. crude and fuel stocks rose last week, reinforcing demand concerns.
Gold & Commodities
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Gold prices ease as a stronger dollar weighs on sentiment.
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Spot gold down 0.2% at $4,059/oz.
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U.S. gold futures slip 0.1% to $4,061.60/oz.
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Traders await Fed meeting minutes and U.S. jobs data for cues on interest rates.
Stock Market Tuesday
The market finally hit the brakes on Tuesday after a six-day joyride, with the Sensex slipping 278 points and the Nifty cooling off to 25,910. Midcap and small-cap traders felt the pinch too, as both indices lost steam after touching fresh highs.
Even Nifty Bank couldn’t hold its early buzz. Every sector ended painted in red, especially IT, metals, and realty. Still, a few heroes, Bharti Airtel, Axis Bank, Power Grid, Bajaj Auto, held the fort while Tech Mahindra and Tata Consumer dragged their feet. So, what do you think, healthy breather or the start of a mood swing?
(With Input)
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