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Nifty hovers near 25,000 as banking and pharmaceutical equities counterbalance information technology sector losses
Originally reported by Fortune India as: Nifty swings around 25,000 as banks, pharma offset IT drag; Muhurat streak ends
9 Nov 2026, 12:03 pm IST · Xecute.finance News Desk
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The Nifty index fluctuated around the 25,000 level as gains in banking and pharmaceutical stocks cushioned the downward pressure from technology counters. This market movement also concluded a prevailing Muhurat trading positive streak.
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The primary domestic equity index oscillated near the 25,000 mark as strong performance from banking and pharmaceutical companies counterbalanced losses experienced within the information technology segment. Market participants observed that this session's outcome terminated the historical positive streak traditionally recorded during Muhurat trading. Sectoral indices experienced diverging trajectories, where buying interest in select heavyweights provided essential support to prevent sharper index declines.
Market analysts note that rotational buying between defensive and cyclical sectors remains a defining characteristic as participants navigate changing global and domestic earnings cues. Portfolio managers and financial advisors should review sector allocations and monitor upcoming macroeconomic data releases for potential volatility triggers. Keeping track of index support levels near 25,000 will help investors manage risk effectively in their equity portfolios.
Bottom line: Monitor sectoral strength closely when headline indices consolidate near key psychological thresholds.
Source: news.google.com
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