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Market Wrap - 28th November, 2025
Indian markets traded volatile on Friday and ended almost flat after hitting new intraday peaks, as profit-booking emerged at higher levels. Broader markets were mixed, with smallcaps under pressure even as midcaps briefly touched fresh highs. The rupee slipped to another record low, capping risk-on sentiment.
Major Indices Performance
NIFTY 50 : 📉 Closed at 26,202, up by 0.05%
SENSEX : 📉 Closed at 85,706 up by 0.02%
BANK NIFTY : 📈 Closed at 59,752, up by 0.03%
NIFTY MIDCAP : 📉 Closed at 61,043, up by 0.03%
NIFTY SMALLCAP: : 📉 Closed at 17,829, down by 0.27%
Sectoral Performance
Top Gainers 📈: Nifty Auto led the gains with a 0.62% rise, while Nifty Pharma and Nifty Media also advanced by over 0.50%.
Top Losers 📉: Nifty Oil & Gas came under pressure, falling 0.69%, followed by Nifty Realty and Nifty IT, which declined 0.19% and 0.11%,
Major News Headlines of the Day
- India expects US trade deal by year-end, senior official says
- Lenskart shares gain 4% after Jefferies initiates coverage with buy rating
- JP Morgan Sees Nifty 50 at 30,000 by End-2026
- India to lead emerging market growth with 7% GDP rise in 2025: Moody's
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Indian markets traded volatile on Friday and ended almost flat after hitting new intraday peaks, as profit-booking emerged at higher levels. Broader markets were mixed, with smallcaps under pressure even as midcaps briefly touched fresh highs. The rupee slipped to another record low, capping risk-on sentiment.
Major Indices Performance
NIFTY 50 : 📉 Closed at 26,202, up by 0.05%
SENSEX : 📉 Closed at 85,706 up by 0.02%
BANK NIFTY : 📈 Closed at 59,752, up by 0.03%
NIFTY MIDCAP : 📉 Closed at 61,043, up by 0.03%
NIFTY SMALLCAP: : 📉 Closed at 17,829, down by 0.27%
Sectoral Performance
Top Gainers 📈: Nifty Auto led the gains with a 0.62% rise, while Nifty Pharma and Nifty Media also advanced by over 0.50%.
Top Losers 📉: Nifty Oil & Gas came under pressure, falling 0.69%, followed by Nifty Realty and Nifty IT, which declined 0.19% and 0.11%,
Major News Headlines of the Day
- India expects US trade deal by year-end, senior official says
- Lenskart shares gain 4% after Jefferies initiates coverage with buy rating
- JP Morgan Sees Nifty 50 at 30,000 by End-2026
- India to lead emerging market growth with 7% GDP rise in 2025: Moody's
Acha laga, react & share karo & follow our social media for more updates & financial content.
Note: This post is for educational purposes only and not a buy/sell recommendation.
#WriteToEarnUpgrade #INDIANstock #AsianMarketWatch
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$ETH
$SHIB
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Asian Stock Exchanges Resist Crypto Treasuries
Hong Kong exchange blocks firms from holding Bitcoin
India and Australia show similar resistance
Regulatory fears drive the anti-crypto stance
Asian stock exchanges are pushing back against companies looking to add cryptocurrencies, especially Bitcoin, to their corporate treasuries. According to a report by Bloomberg, at least five companies have been blocked by the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd (HKEX) from pursuing Bitcoin treasury strategies.
This resistance highlights the cautious approach financial regulators and exchanges in Asia are taking toward digital assets. While crypto adoption grows globally, the region’s top financial hubs are pressing pause on allowing listed firms to tie themselves too closely to crypto volatility.
Concerns Over Volatility and Regulation
In addition to Hong Kong, stock exchanges in India and Australia are also reportedly showing resistance to similar treasury strategies involving crypto. The reasons are mainly regulatory uncertainty, market volatility, and concerns over investor protection.
Exchanges fear that corporate balance sheets exposed to volatile digital assets could threaten market stability or mislead investors. Unlike in the U.S., where firms like MicroStrategy and Tesla hold Bitcoin in their treasuries, Asian regulators appear far less comfortable with such financial experiments.
JUST IN: Asian stock exchanges push back on crypto treasuries, Bloomberg reports.
Hong Kong Exchanges blocked at least 5 companies from Bitcoin treasury strategies, with similar resistance in India and Australia. pic.twitter.com/Rd9DmooabN
— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) October 22, 2025
Crypto Adoption Still Faces Hurdles
While some governments in Asia, like Hong Kong’s, have promoted themselves as crypto-friendly jurisdictions, this move shows that friendliness doesn’t always extend to corporate finance. A disconnect remains between public crypto initiatives and private sector adoption at the exchange level.
Unless regulatory clarity improves and volatility issues are addressed, corporate treasuries in Asia may have to steer clear of digital assets for the foreseeable future.
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The post Asian Stock Exchanges Resist Crypto Treasuries appeared first on CoinoMedia.
India and Australia show similar resistance
Regulatory fears drive the anti-crypto stance
Asian stock exchanges are pushing back against companies looking to add cryptocurrencies, especially Bitcoin, to their corporate treasuries. According to a report by Bloomberg, at least five companies have been blocked by the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd (HKEX) from pursuing Bitcoin treasury strategies.
This resistance highlights the cautious approach financial regulators and exchanges in Asia are taking toward digital assets. While crypto adoption grows globally, the region’s top financial hubs are pressing pause on allowing listed firms to tie themselves too closely to crypto volatility.
Concerns Over Volatility and Regulation
In addition to Hong Kong, stock exchanges in India and Australia are also reportedly showing resistance to similar treasury strategies involving crypto. The reasons are mainly regulatory uncertainty, market volatility, and concerns over investor protection.
Exchanges fear that corporate balance sheets exposed to volatile digital assets could threaten market stability or mislead investors. Unlike in the U.S., where firms like MicroStrategy and Tesla hold Bitcoin in their treasuries, Asian regulators appear far less comfortable with such financial experiments.
JUST IN: Asian stock exchanges push back on crypto treasuries, Bloomberg reports.
Hong Kong Exchanges blocked at least 5 companies from Bitcoin treasury strategies, with similar resistance in India and Australia. pic.twitter.com/Rd9DmooabN
— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) October 22, 2025
Crypto Adoption Still Faces Hurdles
While some governments in Asia, like Hong Kong’s, have promoted themselves as crypto-friendly jurisdictions, this move shows that friendliness doesn’t always extend to corporate finance. A disconnect remains between public crypto initiatives and private sector adoption at the exchange level.
Unless regulatory clarity improves and volatility issues are addressed, corporate treasuries in Asia may have to steer clear of digital assets for the foreseeable future.
Read Also :
Asian Stock Exchanges Resist Crypto Treasuries
Bitcoin ETFs See $477M Inflows with Zero Outflows
Crypto ETP Applications Set to Hit 200 in 2025
BlockDAG Takes the Lead Toward Mainnet Reality, While Ozak AI & DigiTap Shape Early-Stage Innovations
Bitcoin Whales Embrace ETF Swaps via BlackRock
The post Asian Stock Exchanges Resist Crypto Treasuries appeared first on CoinoMedia.
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