Indian markets showed bullish sentiment on December 11, rebounding sharply from a three-day decline, driven by the US Federal Reserve's rate cut, bargain buying, and strong mutual fund inflows. The Sensex and Nifty closed higher amid broad-based gains, reflecting optimism despite rupee weakness and global uncertainties. Key themes included monetary policy influences, sector recoveries in IT and metals, and sustained domestic investment momentum.

• Markets snap three-day fall with Sensex up 427 points.
• US Fed's 25 bps rate cut boosts global sentiment.
• SEBI defers Phase III nomination rules implementation.
• Rupee weakens amid corporate dollar outflows.
• NITI Aayog pushes for deeper corporate bond market.

Markets set for a strong open, lifted by the Fed's third consecutive rate cut.

• Global Boost: Fed's 25 bps cut fuels optimism; global indices rally.

• Robust Start: Gift Nifty signals a gain of ~131 points for Nifty 50.

• Sectors in Focus: Rate-sensitive banking, IT, and metals gain traction.

• Brokerage Buys: Top picks include ICICI Prudential Life, Eicher Motors, and Infosys.

• Key Theme: Rebound expected after three straight sessions of losses.

Indian markets extended losses for the third straight session on December 10, 2025, closing lower amid uncertainty ahead of the US Federal Reserve's rate decision, persistent foreign investor outflows, and rupee weakness, reflecting a bearish sentiment with heightened volatility. Key themes included global monetary policy influences, domestic institutional support, and significant corporate expansions in infrastructure and pharmaceuticals. Broader indices underperformed, signaling caution among investors.

• Sensex and Nifty decline amid Fed anticipation and FII selling.
• Investor wealth erodes by over ₹1 lakh crore in session.
• DIIs counter FII outflows with strong net buying.
• Corporate investments highlight infrastructure and pharma growth.
• US Fed rate cut influences global market dynamics.