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Jun 21, 2025
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Bulls make a solid comeback on hints of easing Middle-East conflicts

Bulls make a solid comeback on hints of easing Middle-East conflicts

Weekly Market Wrap: Saturday, June 21st 2025

# Nifty (+1.59%) climbs and ends above the 25000 mark as investors risk appetite seen perking up.

# Bank Nifty (+1.31%) was seen consolidating with positive bias and most importantly, mirroring Nifty’s gains.

# The 2-biggest positive catalysts in the week gone by:

1) US seen deferring the US attack on Iran for 2—weeks. This move is widely acclaimed as a good move by the netizens of equity markets across the globe.

2) FIIs turned out to be net buyers in the week gone by to the tune of Rs. 8473.30 crores.

# Technically speaking, Nifty is way above its 200-DMA at 24078 mark.

# Moving forward, traders will have to spy with one big eye on developments in the Israel-Iran conflict, particularly the potential for US military involvement. And the uncertainty at the moment are:

1) How long Israel-Iran conflict will go on?
2) Will the Trump administration will be involved?
3) How Israel-Iran war could play out on oil prices?

# The Gyan Mantra: Our call of the week suggests the tug-of-war is likely to continue but technically, Nifty bulls are having an upper-hand.

Thai said the wild card out there is developments around Israel-Iran conflict.

 

 

 

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