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Nifty and Sensex Rise as Investors Buy Key Sector Stocks

Indian stock markets opened higher today, November 26, 2025. The Sensex jumped about 200 points. The Nifty 50 rose around 60 points at the opening.

At 9:15 AM, the Nifty was near 25,950. The Sensex climbed to around 84,800. Markets are bouncing back after falling for three days last week.

Banking Stocks Moving Up

Banking stocks are going higher today. HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Axis Bank are all up.

Banks are making good money right now. Interest rates are high. When rates are high, banks earn more from lending money. People are taking more loans for houses and business. This is good for banks.

SBI was one of the top gainers yesterday. This shows people trust banks with their money.

IT Stocks Bouncing Back

Tech stocks like Infosys, TCS, and Wipro are doing well today.

IT companies get paid in US dollars from their foreign clients. When the rupee gets weaker, IT companies get more rupees for the same dollars. This makes them more profitable.

IT stocks fell yesterday but are up today. This shows investors still want to buy IT stocks.

What Happened Yesterday

On Tuesday, November 25, the Sensex fell 314 points to 84,587. The Nifty dropped 75 points to 25,885.

The stocks of Bharat Electronics and Hindalco went up. Adani Enterprises and Tata Motors went down.

Foreign investors sold ₹785 crore in shares. Indian investors bought ₹3,912 crore worth of shares. This buying by Indians stopped the market from falling more.

Important Price Levels

For Nifty, resistance is between 26,000 and 26,050. If Nifty goes above 26,050, it can reach 26,130 or 26,300.

Support is at 25,900 and 25,850. If Nifty falls below 25,900, it would likely go to 25,850 next.

The 26,000 level is key. Above it means more buying. Below it means more selling.

Rupee Strength Matters

The rupee against the US dollar would be important today. A weaker rupee helps IT and export companies. A stronger rupee helps companies that buy goods from abroad.

Foreign investors watch the rupee. A weaker rupee makes them want to buy Indian stocks. A stronger rupee makes them sell.

IT Stocks Would Stay Strong

IT stocks would keep going up if the rupee stays weak. A weak rupee means IT companies earn more rupees from the same dollar.

Global companies still want to hire Indian IT workers. American and European firms are giving more work to Indian IT companies. This would push IT stocks higher.

What To Watch Today

Watch the banks in the next few hours. If banks stay up, the whole market would go up.

Watch the rupee. If it gets weaker, IT stocks would shoot up. If it gets stronger, banks would do better than IT.

The 26,000 level is crucial for Nifty. If it breaks above, we would see new highs this week. If it breaks below, we would see selling.

Indian investors are buying stocks today. This is good for the market. If foreign investors also start buying, the market can go much higher than expected.