Indian stock benchmarks ditched three days of continuous slump and settled in green on Thursday, December 11, 2025, after the US Federal Reserve slashed the federal funds rate by 25 basis points (0.25%). Fed chair Jerome Powell’s comments led to a fall in the dollar’s value, making metals cheaper for holders of other currencies and a subsequent gain in prices of metal stocks. Additionally, auto and consumer durable stocks also led the rally on Thursday. Sensex settled 426.86 points higher at 84,818.13. While, Nifty climbed 0.55% to 25,898.55 points. Asian markets display mixed movement ICICI Prudential Asset Management’s IPO to open tomorrow ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company’s IPO will open tomorrow, December 12. Retail investors can bid until December 16. The company aims to raise ₹10,600 crore through this issue. This will be a complete offer for sale. Foreign investors sold shares worth ₹16,470 crore in December Market had declined on Wednesday Earlier on December 10, the stock market saw a decline. Sensex closed down 275 points at 84,391. Similarly, Nifty also fell by 82 points, closing at the level of 25,758. Post navigation IndiGo cancelled your flight?:Know your rights – from full ticket refund, alternative journey to complementary hotel accommodation US Fed cuts rates by 25 bps for third time:Loans to get cheaper after federal fund costs reduce, foreign investment may rise in countries like India
