Market Performance
On Wednesday, June 25, the Indian stock market surged, buoyed by easing global tensions and solid domestic sentiment.
- Sensex opened at 82,448.80 and soared to an intraday high of 82,815.91, eventually closing at 82,755.51, up 700 points or 0.85%.
- Nifty 50 opened at 25,150.35, peaked at 25,266.80, and settled at 25,244.75, up 200 points or 0.80%.
Sectoral Highlights:
- Nifty Media led the gains: + 2.1%
- Nifty IT rallied: + 1.7%
- Nifty Infra: + 0.91%
- Nifty Auto: + 0.82%
- Other indices, such as FMCG, Pharma, PSU Banks, and Metals, saw mild gains.
Broader Markets:
- Nifty Smallcap 100: + 1.42%
- Nifty Midcap 100: + 0.21%
Market Sentiment:
- India's VIX dropped by 4%, ending at 13.10, reflecting lower volatility and improved investor confidence.
- Overall, 2711 stocks advanced, 1163 declined, and 127 remained unchanged.
Main News: What Drove the Market Rally?
A combination of global and domestic factors boosted Indian equity benchmarks:
1. Cooling Geopolitical Tensions
The ceasefire between Israel and Iran held firm, calming investors.
- No major escalations were reported.
- Global risk-off sentiment receded.
2. Strong Domestic Fundamentals
- India continues to rank among the world's fastest-growing major economies.
- FY26 GDP growth is likely to stay above 6%.
- Early and above-average monsoon performance added to optimism.
- As of June 24, India's rainfall was reported to be 4% above the long-term average.
3. Domestic Investor Support
- FPIs sold ₹5,266 Crore worth of equities in the prior session.
- DIIs bought ₹5,209.60 Crore during the same time.
- In June (up to 24th), FPIs net sold ₹3,243.18 Crore, while DIIs net purchased a massive ₹67,587.67 Crore.
This strong domestic institutional inflow helped offset foreign sell-offs.
4. Stable Crude Oil Prices & Dollar Index
- Brent crude remained below $80 per barrel, helping to keep inflationary pressures in check.
- The Dollar Index remained below the 100 mark, supporting emerging market investments.
Company Details & Sector Buzz
IT Stocks Rally
- A strong comeback by IT stocks boosted overall market momentum.
- The Nifty IT Index rose by nearly 2%, aided by favorable global cues.
Global Rate Cut Hopes
- Following US Fed Chair Jerome Powell's testimony, hopes for a rate cut in July or September increased.
- This enhanced prospects for IT firms, which generate substantial revenue from the US market.
Summary of the Article
- Sensex jumped 700 points, closing at 82,755.51.
- Nifty 50 ended near 25,250, marking a 0.80% rise.
- The media, Infrastructure, and Auto sectors led the gains.
- Broader markets participated actively, with Small Caps and Mid Caps also closing in the green.
- Positive triggers included geopolitical stability, strong monsoon trends, and steady crude prices.
- DIIs showed strong buying interest, balancing FPI outflows.
- Market volatility decreased, reflecting an improvement in investor sentiment.
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