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The benchmark indices slipped 0.30% and 0.35%, respectively, as selling pressure hit key sectors like IT and banking.
While foreign investors sold Rs. 1,883.78 crore of stocks, DIIs absorbed the pressure with buying worth Rs. 3,516.36 crore.
While companies like Titan and Suzlon posted strong profits, companies like Gland Pharma and Mobikwik posted declines.
Indian stock market showed bearish sentiments today due to selling pressure in key sectors like IT and banking. Sensex declined 249.64 points, or 0.30% to 83,728.85. Meanwhile, Nifty fell 90.20 points, or 0.35%, to 25,673.15. Despite FII outflows, strong DII buying supported the markets as investors turned cautious due to mixed corporate earnings and macroeconomic uncertainty. Here’s how individual stocks behaved based on Moneycontrol Live Updates.
Nifty Bank index slipped 0.42% to 57,858.60, while the IT sector took the biggest plunge. Nifty IT index was down 0.95% to 35,312.75. BSE Smallcap index also declined 0.40%, indicating that mid and small-cap stocks were in a weak mode. The advance-decline ratio showed 1,030 stocks advancing against 1,703 declining stocks on the NSE. This was a sign of broad-based selling pressure.
The unwinding by Foreign Institutional Investors in the Indian stock market continued unabated, with Rs. 1,883.78 crore pulled out on November 3, 2025. At the same time, Domestic Institutional Investors provided vital support and pumped in Rs. 3,516.36 crore to cushion the market fall.
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Titan Company topped the gainers in the stock market today on Nifty 50 with its shares jumping up 2.49% to Rs 3,817.20. The hike came after the company’s recently released quarterly results showed growth of 43% in profit. Moreover, Bharti Airtel gained 2.12% to Rs 2,118.00 and remained the most active stock in value terms, with trades worth Rs 1,632.13 crore.
On the other hand, the biggest loser was Power Grid Corporation. The stock slumped 2.76% at Rs 280.05. Coal India tumbled 2.61% at Rs 378.40, whereas Tata Consumer Products plunged 2.43% at Rs 1,168.40.
Suzlon Energy's quarterly results were announced, according to a CNBC TV18 report. The firm’s net profit soared to Rs. 1,279 crore from Rs. 200 crore year-on-year. The stock traded at Rs. 59.49, up 0.42%, though it remains 19.93% below its 52-week high. Gland Pharma posted a 12.3% rise in consolidated profit at Rs 183.7 crore as revenue grew 5.8% to Rs 1,486.9 crore. However, its stock declined 3.66% to Rs 1,900.
According to a Uptox coverage, One Mobikwik Systems faced a net loss of Rs. 29 crore compared to Rs. 4 crore in the same quarter last year. The stock fell 3.14% to Rs. 256.15, down significantly from its 52-week high of Rs. 698.30. Hero MotoCorp reported a 6.4% decline in total sales at 6.35 lakh units for October 2025 as per NDTV Profit. Domestic sales were down 8%, while exports grew 42.8%.
BlackRock has raised its stake in Sammaan Capital to 5.33% from 4.86%. The former acquired an additional 38.75 lakh shares through open market transactions to increase its stake. Cipla announced the acquisition of 100% stake in Inzpera Healthsciences for Rs. 110.65 crore, but its stock plunged 0.24% to Rs. 1,508.
Dynamatic Technologies has been declared the exclusive partner by the consortium of L&T and Bharat Electronics. The companies are developing India's 5th Generation Fighter Aircraft, AMCA.
The Groww IPO subscribed 10% on the first day, with the retail portion booked at 41%. Its shares are set to debut on the stock exchange on November 12, 2025. Renewable energy company SAEL Industries filed draft papers for a Rs 4,575 crore IPO. It involves a fresh issue of Rs 3,750 crore and an offer for sale of Rs 825 crore by Norfund.
Indian rupee advanced the most in more than two weeks. It was backed by the intervention of the Reserve Bank of India in the non-deliverable forward market. The local currency has traded near the 88.70 level in recent weeks as other Asian currencies serve to weigh it down.
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Indian stock market faces near-term volatility from continued FII selling and mixed corporate earnings, according to experts. However, strong DII buying and stable currency intervention by the RBI offered support. Investors should keep an eye on upcoming earnings from major companies, including State Bank of India, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Adani Group companies.
1. Why did the Indian stock market fall today?
The market declined on the back of broad-based selling in IT, banking, and midcap stocks. Weak global cues, along with relentless FII outflows, and profit-bookings post recent highs pulled the indices lower, reflecting caution by investors.
2. What were the worst-performing sectors today?
IT led the decline, down nearly 1%, followed by banking and small-cap indices. Weak earnings outlook, global tech softness, and selling in large IT companies dragged the indices lower.
3. Did foreign investors continue selling Indian equities?
Yes. Foreign Institutional Investors sold around Rs. 1,883.78 crore worth of shares on November 3, 2025, marking yet another session of heavy outflows as they booked profits and reallocated capital amid global uncertainty.
4. Which stocks fared well in the stock market today?
Yes, both Titan and Bharti Airtel were among the top gainers on the Nifty 50 Index, each surging more than 2%. Titan's strong quarterly results and the high trading activity of Airtel boosted their share prices.
5. What is the outlook of the Indian stock market this week?
Analysts expect FII selling and mixed earnings to continue the near-term volatility. However, strong DII inflows, rupee stability, and upcoming big company results could support the market in the short run.
