Key Trends to Watch in November 2025: Auto Sales, Key IPOs, Inflation Data, and Trade Developments

 As the calendar turns to November 2025, investors are eyeing a set of crucial macro and market developments that could shape near-term sentiment in Indian equities.

October Auto Sales

The reduction in GST rates has been a significant sentiment booster for the automobile sector during the ongoing festive season. 

Passenger vehicles led the charge in September with high single digit growth in domestic wholesales, reflecting strong consumer demand. Two wheelers, however, displayed a mixed growth pattern as rural recovery remains uneven.

October’s auto sales figures, set to be released starting November 1, will be closely monitored to gauge the sustainability of festive demand momentum and the broader recovery in discretionary spending.

Key IPO Listings in Early November

The primary market continues to remain active, with several notable listings lined up in the first week of November:

Several key IPOs are set to make their debut in the first week of November, adding to the market’s excitement. Lenskart Solutions Ltd, Studds Accessories Ltd and Orkla India Ltd are few among the many that will be listed in November.

India’s October Inflation Data

India’s retail inflation eased to an eight-year low of 1.54% in September, primarily due to moderation in food prices. The next set of inflation data for October will be released around November 12–13, offering fresh insights into price stability and potential monetary policy moves.

Global Trade Developments

On the global front, trade negotiations between the US and India remain a key area of focus. US President Donald Trump recently stated that a “trade deal with India will happen soon,” signalling progress toward a new framework agreement.

Read More: Trump Announces 100% Tariff on China and Export Curbs on Tech From November 1, 2025.

Conclusion

November 2025 is poised to be a pivotal month for Indian markets as investors track auto sales data, IPO activity, inflation readings, and trade talks. With domestic macro stability and easing inflation, the outlook remains constructive, though external factors like global trade developments could influence near term volatility.

Staying attuned to these evolving trends will be crucial for investors aiming to navigate opportunities and risks effectively in the weeks ahead.

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