The Nifty 50 closed above the 25,000 mark, rising 72.45 points (0.29 per cent) to end at 25,044.35. The Sensex gained 158.32 points (0.19 per cent), settling at 82,055.11.

European futures DAX, CAC and FTSE are trading up by 1.99 per cent, 1.59 per cent and 0.58 per cent respectively.

Market breadth remained strong, with 2099 advancing stocks and 363 declining on the NSE, reflecting a broadly bullish sentiment.

Indian markets are set to open higher on Tuesday, June 24, after U.S. President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire agreement between Iran and Israel. The news has improved global risk sentiment and triggered a rally across Asian markets.

Midcap and Smallcap indices ended in the green, with Nifty Midcap up 0.36 per cent and Nifty Smallcap gaining 0.7 per cent.

India VIX has surged by 2.82 per cent and is trading around the mark of 14 indicating an increase in market volatility.

On the institutional front, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) were net buyers on Friday, purchasing Rs 7,940.70 crore worth of equities, while Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) booked profits, selling shares worth Rs 3,049.88 crore.

With the Israel-Iran conflict rattling global sentiment and crude oil surging, Indian equities are bracing for a rough start. While easing inflation is a positive takeaway, it may not be enough to counter the pressure from global headwinds. Expect heightened volatility as the session unfolds.

The rally in the Nifty Bank was the sharpest single-day rise since May 12. The Nifty Realty index reached a five-month high, as the rate cut from the RBI is expected to boost demand. 

Reliance Power, which surged 11.26 per cent to hit a new 52-week high, Suzlon Energy, which climbed to a six-month

In stock-specific action, Honasa Consumer was up nearly 18 per cent, trading near the day’s high and reclaiming a market cap of Rs 10,000 crore

The Nifty IT index, which surged by 6.7 per cent, marking its highest single-day gain since 2020.

All sectoral indices were trading in the green, with the Nifty IT and Nifty Metal indices up by 4.84 per cent and 4.73 per cent, respectively. The Nifty IT index registered its best performance in a single trading session since January 2024.

Nifty trading above the 24,600 mark, hitting a fresh high of over four months and logging its best single-day move since June 5, 2024, while the Nifty Bank surged past the 55,000 mark, up by 2.70 per cent

It even approached near the 24,600 mark before volatility set in, triggering profit booking that erased most of the gains. Ultimately, the index settled near 24,350—about 242 points below the session’s peak

The broader markets are down by over 2 per cent, despite the 200-point recovery in the Nifty 50 index. As a result, market breadth remains weak on the NSE.

About 2,051 stocks are advancing as against 829 stocks that are declining, thus indicating a positive market breadth in the broader market.

About 1,147 stocks are advancing as against 1,598 stocks that are declining, thus indicating a negative market breadth in the broader market.

The broader market showed a positive bias, with mid-cap and small-cap indices rising about 0.2 per cent.

On March 26, 2025, foreign institutional investors (FII) bought shares worth Rs 2,240.55 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DII) sold shares worth Rs 696.37 crore.

Interestingly, the Nifty 50 has gained about 3.91 per cent on a week-to-date (WTD) basis, marking its strongest weekly performance since July 2022.

GIFT Nifty futures trade at 22,120 points after hitting a low of 21,827 points, hinting at cautious sentiment ahead of market opening.

Market breadth remained predominantly positive, with 1,658 advances and 1,215 declines, indicating a generally optimistic sentiment among investors.

Market breadth indicates a predominantly positive trend, with 1,601 advances and 1,150 declines, reflecting some optimistic sentiment amongst investors.

Market breadth indicates a predominantly positive trend, with 1,886 advances and 794 declines, reflecting optimistic sentiment amongst investors.

Market breadth indicates a slightly negative trend, with 1,175 advances and 1,248 declines, signaling a cautious sentiment among investors.

The GIFT Nifty was trading at around 22,105.50 in early trade, hinting at a subdued start for the Indian stock markets.

Market breadth remained negative, with 879 advances and 2,071 declines, reflecting a continued cautious sentiment among investors.

Market breadth remained negative, with 674 advances and 2,166 declines, indicating a continued cautious sentiment among investors.

Market breadth is heavily negative, with 584 advances and 1,934 declines, indicating a negative sentiment prevailing among investors.  

The GIFT Nifty hovered around 22,358 early in the morning, signaling a potential positive start for Indian equities.

Market breadth was extremely negative, with 489 advances and 2,416 declines, indicating a severe negative sentiment prevailing among investors.

Market breadth is extremely negative, with 250 advances and 2,561 declines, indicating a severe negative sentiment prevailing among investors.

Market breadth is extremely negative, with 269 advances and 2,451 declines, indicating a severe negative sentiment prevailing among investors.

Market breadth is extremely negative, with 211 advances and 2,199 declines, indicating a severe negative sentiment prevailing among investors.

The S&P 500 slid 1.59 per cent to finish at 5,861.57, while the Nasdaq took a steep 2.78 per cent hit, closing at 18,544.42.

Market breadth was heavily negative, with 571 advances and 2,292 declines, indicating a strong negative sentiment prevailed among investors.

Market breadth is heavily negative, with 472 advances and 2,284 declines, indicating strong negative sentiment prevailing among investors.

Market breadth is heavily negative, with 559 advances and 2,098 declines, indicating negative sentiment prevailing among investors.

Market breadth is heavily negative, with 657 advances and 1,783 declines, indicating negative sentiment prevailing among investors.

The GIFT Nifty was trading in the red, indicating a subdued to slightly negative opening for Indian markets. As of 07:00 AM IST, Nifty futures were at 22,595, lacking a clear trend.

The market breadth leaned towards the negative side, with 1,117 advances and 1,717 declines, indicating a cautious approach among investors.

Market breadth is tilting slightly negative, with 1,254 advances and 1,369 declines, suggesting a cautious sentiment among investors.

Market breadth is heavily positive, with 1,719 advances and 668 declines, indicating positive sentiment prevailing among investors.

The GIFT Nifty was trading flat, signaling a subdued opening for Indian markets. As of 07:00 AM IST, Nifty futures stood at 22,587.5, reflecting a lack of clear directional momentum.

The market breadth was heavily skewed towards declines, with 775 advances and 2,097 declines, indicating widespread bearish sentiment among investors at the closing bell.

Market breadth remained strongly negative, with 680 advances and 2,050 declines, underscoring the pervasive bearish sentiment prevailing among investors.

Market breadth remains heavily negative, with 753 advances and 1,955 declines, indicating continued negative sentiment among investors.

Market breadth is heavily negative, with 323 advances and 2066 declines, indicating negative sentiment prevailing among investors.