The Indian equity markets are showing a classic case of sectoral rotation this Wednesday. While the Sensex remains relatively flat, the Nifty 50 is showing resilience near the 25,920 mark. The day’s narrative is dominated by a breakout in the Auto sector, largely fueled by a stellar earnings report from Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M), which has offset the drag from a cooling IT sector.
M&M has delivered a blockbuster set of numbers for the October–December 2025 quarter, proving that the Indian consumer’s appetite for SUVs and farm equipment remains robust.
Net Profit: Jumped an impressive 47% year-on-year to ₹4,674 crore.
Revenue: Rose by 25.6% to reach ₹52,100 crore.
Key Drivers: Strong volume growth in the SUV segment and steady margins in the tractor business.
The market is currently split between domestic consumption plays and global cyclical concerns:
The Gainers (Auto & Healthcare): The Nifty Auto index is up over 1%. Eicher Motors hit a new 52-week high of ₹7,786 following its own strong results. Apollo Hospitals and Max Healthcare are leading the charge in the pharma space as defensive buying kicks in.
The Laggards (IT & Commodities): The IT index has shed 1%, with heavyweights like TCS, Infosys, and HCL Tech under pressure. This follows global cues and a cautious outlook on discretionary tech spending. Coal India and ITC are also seeing mild profit booking.
With the Nifty hovering just below the psychological 26,000 mark, the trend remains “buy on dips.” However, the divergence between sectors suggests that stock-specific action is the way forward. While Auto and Healthcare show momentum, the IT sector might require a “wait and watch” approach until global cues stabilize.
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