India's key stock indices took a breather on Friday morning following record highs. The Sensex edged up slightly, while the Nifty slipped in early trading.
The S&P BSE Sensex opened higher by 65.92 points at 85,786.30 around 9:22 am on November 28, 2025, after reaching record levels the previous day. In contrast, the NSE Nifty50 declined 16.65 points to 26,232.20 in the initial hours of trade.
This pause comes amid ongoing market volatility, with investors digesting recent gains. The indices had surged to new peaks, reflecting strong economic sentiments, but early sessions showed a mixed response as traders awaited further cues.
No specific quotes from market experts were available in the reports, but the opening bell highlighted a cautious start to the trading day. Broader market trends, including stocks in focus, were noted as key areas of interest.
The developments underscore the resilience of India's equity markets, which have been buoyed by domestic and global factors. However, the slight divergence between Sensex and Nifty indicates selective buying in certain sectors.