Gift Nifty status (as of latest available data)

- Today is Sunday, 14 December 2025; markets are closed, so only last-traded / recent indicative levels are available, not live ticks.

- Recent quotes for GIFT Nifty (Nifty 50 futures on NSE IX, GIFT City) are clustered around 26,000:

- ICICI Direct shows ≈26,011, about –0.5% vs previous close, for 12 December 2025. (icicidirect.com)

- EquityPandit shows ≈26,025 as of 13 December 2025, 02:39 AM IST. (equitypandit.com)

Interpretation: these indicate a slightly negative to flat bias versus the prior Nifty futures close going into the next Indian market session on Monday, 15 December 2025, assuming global cues don’t change significantly before then (illustrative context, not a trading call).

For true live Gift Nifty, please use your broker terminal or a real‑time data source. Public websites (delayed) you can refer to include, for example:

`https://www.icicidirect.com/equity/index/gift-nifty`

`https://www.equitypandit.com/giftnifty/`

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Recent global markets snapshot (latest major session: Friday, 12 December 2025)

US markets (Wall Street)

- Major US indices fell sharply on Friday as investors rotated out of high-flying AI/tech names:

- Tech-heavy sectors dropped as much as ~3% on the day, with some large AI‑linked stocks (e.g., Broadcom, Oracle) sliding double digits after cautious spending/margin commentary. (reuters.com)

- US Treasury yields moved higher, especially the 10‑year, after some Fed officials warned inflation was still too high to justify aggressive rate cuts, which pressured equities further. (reuters.com)

Europe

- The STOXX 600 is hovering near record highs; on Friday it was modestly higher for the week, supported by optimism around future Fed and ECB rate cuts and strong inflows into European equity funds. (reuters.com)

- Within Europe, banks and cyclicals outperformed, while tech lagged due to the same concerns on stretched AI valuations visible in the US. (reuters.com)

Asia-Pacific (last full trading day)

- Japan (Nikkei 225): closed about +1.4% on Friday, tracking earlier US strength in non‑tech sectors and benefitting from rotation into financials and cyclicals, even as markets stay cautious ahead of a possible BoJ rate hike. (tradingeconomics.com)

- Hong Kong (Hang Seng): ended ~+1.7–1.8% higher around 25,977, led by tech and China‑linked shares on optimism about supportive signals from Beijing, though the index still finished the week slightly down overall. (businesstoday.com.my)

Macro themes driving markets right now (illustrative context, not advice)

- AI / Tech valuations: investors are questioning how quickly massive AI‑related capex will translate into profits, prompting profit‑taking in mega‑cap tech and AI beneficiaries. (reuters.com)

- Rates & yields: while the Fed has started or signalled a cutting cycle, fresh comments from some officials and firm US data pushed bond yields and the dollar modestly higher late in the week, a headwind for risk assets. (reuters.com)

- Flows: despite the AI shake‑out, global equity funds (especially Europe) are still seeing sizeable inflows, suggesting a broader risk‑on backdrop with sector rotation rather than outright de‑risking so far. (ts2.tech)

This combination typically means: if AI/tech weakness continues but yields stabilize, you often see choppy but not outright bearish global conditions, with rotation into banks, industrials, energy and other cyclicals—something Indian traders watch closely through Gift Nifty before the domestic open (example interpretation only).

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