Mumbai, Nov 30 (LatestNewsX) – As 2025 draws to a close, the Indian equity market is gearing up for a pivotal week. Investors are focusing on the Reserve Bank of India’s upcoming monetary policy session, April’s auto‑sales figures, and several key U.S. economic releases.
Robust domestic fundamentals, coupled with predictable global signals, are expected to keep the market buoyant. However, lingering doubts about future interest‑rate moves and worldwide price pressures may make traders stay on edge.
On Friday, November 28, the main indices slipped marginally after participants booked gains and awaited the release of India’s second‑quarter GDP data. The Sensex finished 14 points lower at 85,706.67, while the Nifty receded 13 points to 26,202.95.
“The index continues to make fresh highs, and the bias remains positive. The next upside levels are placed at 26,500, followed by 27,000,” experts said.
“On the downside, the 20‑DEMA around 25,900 serves as initial support, with the next key level at 25,700,” they added.
The most significant event for markets this coming week will be the RBI Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, scheduled from December 3 to 5. Participants will be looking for clues on inflation, liquidity, and the growth outlook as the year ends.
A second key highlight will be the announcement of November vehicle sales on December 1. Strong numbers across passenger cars, two‑wheelers, and commercial vehicles could reinforce confidence in a continuing demand rebound.
Globally, Wall Street will remain open throughout the week, but the pace of new U.S. data will calm as federal agencies resubmit reports. The market will finally receive the delayed September reading of the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge – the PCE and Core PCE indexes – on Friday. Before that, the ADP private‑payrolls report for November will drop on Wednesday, and investors will gauge whether it aligns with the robust September jobs data.
Meanwhile, India’s trade discussions with the United States keep attracting interest. The government expects to finalize a deal before year‑end, as most sticking points have been clarified. Negotiations gained momentum after U.S. President Donald Trump recognized progress in talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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