Market Opening Bell - 3rd Nov: Nifty 50 down by 0.10%, Sensex by 0.12%

On Monday, Indian markets started the week on a negative note with the NIFTY 50 trading at 25,696.85, down by 0.10%, and the SENSEX down by 0.12% at 83,835.10 in the pre-trading session.Global cuesAsian and U.S. markets traded higher after a rally in U.S. tech stocks and easing trade tensions.Gift NiftyOn November 3, 2025, the GIFT Nifty traded higher amid strong Asian markets.Asian Markets ASIAN MARKETSLTPPrev closeChangeGIFT NIFTY25,843.0025,824.000.07%Nikkei 22552,411.3451,325.612.12%Hang Seng26,039.5025,906.650.51%Taiwan28,347.0428,235.200.40%KOSPI4,209.344,107.502.48% Asian markets traded in green after upbeat earnings from large tech companies, namely Meta, Google, and Microsoft, and significant spending on artificial intelligence, which impacted global and Asian markets.US & European Markets US MARKETSLTPPrev closeChangeDOW JONES47,583.8847,543.120.09%S&P 5006,893.756,886.000.11%Nasdaq23,984.0023,929.000.23% The U.S. markets traded higher amid easing U.S.-China trade tensions and strong corporate earnings from Amazon, followed by the rise in AI spending by the tech companies. EU MARKETSLTPPrev closeChangeFTSE9,717.259,760.06-0.44%CAC8,121.078,157.29-0.44%DAX23,958.3024,118.89-0.67% The European markets ended lower after an expected decline in eurozone inflation to 2.1%.Commodities COMMODITIESLTP ($)Prev closeChangeBRENT CRUDE65.100064.77000.51%GOLD4,000.69004,004.4300-0.09%CRUDE OIL61.300060.98000.52%NATURAL GAS4.18204.16900.31%SILVER48.780048.70370.16% Crude oil prices rose after OPEC+ decided to halt production increases for the first quarter of next year, easing fears of a supply glut.Gold prices traded lower after China ended a long-standing tax rebate for some retailers, which could hurt demand in one of the largest precious metals markets. In contrast, Silver prices rose amid geopolitical uncertainties that have increased demand for safe-haven assets.Natural gas prices traded higher amid colder weather forecasts for the Midwest and Eastern U.S for November 10th-14th.Currency Movements CURRENCYLTPPrev closeChangeDOLLAR INDEX99.760099.80000.04%USD/INR88.770088.7100-0.07%GBP/INR116.6765116.98200.26%EUR/INR102.7572103.03840.27% The dollar strengthened against the rupee after hawkish comments from Federal Reserve policymakers.The rupee strengthened against the pound and the euro as investors stayed cautious ahead of the Bank of England's rates decision this week.Sectors to watchAutomobile sector: Recent sales data from various automobile companies for October 2025 will impact the industry today.Export-oriented sectors: The export-oriented sectors, such as textiles, pharma, and labour-intensive industries, will be impacted following news that U.S. tariffs triggered a 37.5% drop in the Indian export market.Jewellery: A drop in gold prices after China’s long-standing tax rebate ends will keep the sector worth looking out for.Stocks to watchTitagarh Rail Systems: Titagarh Rail Systems secured a contract worth ₹ 2,481 crore from the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) for Mumbai Metro Line 5, involving the design and manufacture of 132 Metro coaches, along with signalling for 24.9 km and telecom across 16 stations.CE Infosystems: CE Infosystems signed an MoU with Delhi Metro Rail Corporation to integrate DMRC’s metro data with the Mappls platform to enhance commuter convenience across Delhi-NCR.Zee Media Corporation: Zee Media Corporation’s CEO, Karan Abhishek Singh, has resigned from the role, effective October 31.Hindustan Unilever: Hindustan Unilever has received an assessment order from the Income Tax Department and a notice of demand amounting to ₹1,986.25 crore for the FY 2020–21. FII and DII Inflows - 31st Oct 2025 CategoryBuy ValueSell ValueNet ValueDII18,633.9011,565.467,068.44FII/FPI 11,531.7518,301.09-6,769.34 (The above numbers are in ₹ Cr)On 31st October, net inflows were ₹299.10 crore, with DIIs remaining net buyers, supporting the markets, while FIIs continued to be net sellers for three straight sessions after rising U.S bond yields and profit booking in the recent rally.Global Events & UpdatesOn November 3, Australia, the U.S., and South Korea will release S&P Global Manufacturing PMI data.India will be releasing its HSBC Manufacturing PMI data today.Mexico is set to release its Business Confidence data today.Things to look out forThe Eurozone’s consumer price inflation eased to 2.1% in October 2025.France’s Producer Price Index rose by 0.1% YoY in September 2025.References:October Auto Sales Highlights: Maruti Suzuki sales rise 6.8% to 2.20 lakh unitsTrump tariffs trigger 37.5% drop in Indian exports, alarm bells ring across key sectorsGold Dips Below $4,000 After China Ends Some Tax IncentivesStocks to Watch Today: Tata Motors, Bank of Baroda, SBFC Finance, Mahindra Holidays, Eicher, Titagarh Rail, MapMyIndia, Astra Microwave, Zen Tech, NCC in focus on 03 NovemberFII/FPI & DII trading activity in Capital Market segmentEconomic CalendarEuro Area Consumer Price Index (CPI)France Producer Prices Change

Market Opening Bell - 3rd Nov: Nifty 50 down by 0.10%, Sensex by 0.12%

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