Indian stock benchmarks continued to slide on Tuesday as foreign investors continued to sell domestic equities. Other reasons behind the market downturn subsume profit booking, poor Nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) print for September 2025 quarter, intense promoter selling, massive IPO pipeline, etc. On the second trading day of the week on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, the Sensex shed over 500 points to 85,138.27 points. While, Nifty settled just above 26,000 level. This is the third straight day that indexes have closed in the negative zone. Mixed trading in Asian markets Domestic Investors Bought Shares Worth ₹2,559 Crore on December 1 Market Had Fallen on Monday After Making All-Time High On Monday December 1st, the first trading day of the week, the stock market declined. Sensex closed down 65 points at 85,642. Nifty also fell by 27 points, closing at 26,176. Earlier during initial trading, Sensex had made an all-time high of 86,159 and Nifty reached 26,325. Post navigation Should you invest in Paytm?:Former BSE chairman finds current prices attractive for long-term investors; some brokerages see up to 22% upside on the stock Rupee plunges to all-time low against US dollar:Indian currency falls to 89.85 against greenback, sliding nearly 5% so far in 2025
