CLOSING BELL —— Friday, June 20th 2025 REVIEW & PREVIEW @4PM —— Friday, June 20th 2025

Nifty on a tear, rings big gains as optimism was insulated and shielded from negative catalysts:

1) Middle East conflicts

2) Fed policy uncertainty.

3) Trump’s tariff woes.

NIFTY (+319, 25112)
Sensex (+1046, 82408)
Bank Nifty (+328, 56253)

# TODAY’S MARKET RE-CAP:

1) Nifty jumps with joy, ends above psychological 25000 mark and was up around 1.46% on weekly basis.

2) Bank Nifty (+1.22%) too rings solid gains mirroring Nifty’s (+1.29%) bullish action.

3) The positive takeaway was that Nifty’s gains came despite Iran-Israel conflict which entered its seventh day.

4) US President Donald Trump has given a 2-week deadline to decide whether the US will join the Israeli attacks on Iran.

5) The street hopes an escalation can be avoided by finding a diplomatic solution before then.
6) The market breadth (46:4) was in clearly in Favor of bulls, indicating happy days are here again for perma-bulls camp.

7) The Nifty Mid-cap (+1.36%) and Nifty Small-cap (+1.04%) indices joined the conga-line of rising sectorial indices.

8) All sectoral indices ended in green with maximum strength witnessed in Nifty Reality (+1.94%) followed by Nifty PSU Banks (+1.61%) and then Nifty Infra (+1.59%).

9) Oil prices were steady at $74.25 per barrel on backdrop of escalating hostilities in the Middle East which continued to fuel fears of regional supply disruptions.

A key concern is potential disruption to the Strait of Hormuz, a critical chokepoint through which about 18–19 million barrels per day, or roughly 20% of global oil trade.

10) Gold prices are trading down near the $3,350 per ounce, hitting a one-week low, and most importantly, headed for its first weekly decline in three, amidst hope of easing Middle East tensions.

# Long Story Short: Bulls in total control. India VIX drops to 13.60 levels.

All is well that ends well.

# TECHNICAL OVERVIEW:

# A long bullish candle is being witnessed on the daily charts of benchmark Nifty, indicating bulls will continue to be in action in next week’s trade.

# Technically, Aggressive upside targets now seen at Nifty’s all0-time-high at 26277.35 mark.

On the way up, Nifty faces minor hurdles at 25222 mark.

Meanwhile, the biggest support for Nifty will be at 24473 (low as on June 13th) and then downside risk seen at seen at 23935 mark (low as on May 9th)

# SECTOR GAINERS:
NIFTY REALTY (+2.11%)
NIFTY PSUBANKS (+1.64%)
NIFTY METAL (+1.09%)

# SECTORS LOSERS
NONE

# Adv-Dec 46—04
# INDIA VIX 13.67 (-4.14%)
# NIFTY PCR (26th June) 1.13
# USD/INR Futures (June) (86.63)

# BULLS OF THE DAY:
TRENT (+3.96%)
JIOFIN (+3.31%)
M&M (+3.07%)
BHARTIARTL (+3.04%)
NESTLEIND (+2.77%)

# BEARS OF THE DAY:
HEROMOTOCORP (-1.21%)
DRREDDY (-0.25%)
MARUTI (-0.15%)
ONGC (-0.14%)
AXISBANK (-0.11%)
(Source NSSEINDIA.com)

STOCKS ON THE MOVE:

1) TD Power Systems was seen consolidating after the company secured an order worth Rs 67 crore from a leading multinational corporation for the supply of components for traction motors meant for export.

2) ITD Cementation India declined 0.77% despite the company announcing that it has secured two major contracts cumulatively valued at approximately Rs 960 crore, excluding GST.

3) The stock price of Bharti Airtel hit a record high of ₹1,949, as they rallied 3.06% on the back of heavy volumes amid a healthy outlook.

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