Market Overview

📈 Market Overview Both the Sensex (84,058) and Nifty 50 (25,638) extended gains for a 4th consecutive session on June 27, with Nifty closing above 25,600 and Sensex up over 300 points—driven by strong buying in blue‑chips such as

and , along with FII inflows and a weaker global oil price Early trading this week saw optimism ahead of Monday, fueled by institutional inflows, a rally in global markets, hopes of a U.S.–India trade deal, and supportive domestic macro conditions. 🔍 Key Drivers Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have turned net buyers for the third straight month in June, injecting approximately ₹8,915 cr into Indian stocks—underpinning the current bullish phase. The Nifty finally broke out from a 31-day consolidation during the June monthly expiry, spurred by FII inflows, collapsing crude prices (–11% weekly), positive seasonality entering July, and dovish global trade sentiments—fueling talk of a possible new record high. Market strategist Rahul Ghose describes the trend as a “mature uptrend”, with Nifty eyeing the 26,000 mark, buoyed by reduced geopolitical stress and improving global cues. ⚠️ Caution & Risk A significant sell-off by promoters, PE firms, and strategic investors over the past two months—amounting to approx ₹1 lakh crore in share sales—is raising concerns about potential supply pressure and possible market cool‑off A key technical level to watch: Nifty support around 25,500—a decisive break below could trigger a consolidation phase 🗓️ Market Calendar July 2025 will only have weekend closures for NSE and BSE—no weekday holidays were announced Watch for scheduled macroeconomic indicators this week—particularly PMI data and global trade developments that could steer market direction