The Indian stock market ended the week of June 23rd to 27th, 2025, on a resounding positive note. Both Sensex and Nifty extended gains, setting new highs driven by strong domestic macroeconomic cues, robust institutional flows, and easing global geopolitical tensions. Investors witnessed a ₹11.3 lakh crore jump in BSE market capitalisation, reaffirming the resilience of Indian equities. This wrap-up presents key market performances, sectoral trends, FII-DII data, IPO updates, top stock movers, and upcoming triggers for the next week.
Table of Contents
- Nifty & Sensex Weekly Performance
- Sector-wise Market Highlights
- Major Stock Market News
- FII & DII Fund Flow Trends
- IPO Listings & Market Buzz
- Top Gainers & Losers
- Global & Domestic Economic Updates
- Key Triggers for the Coming Week
- Final Takeaway
Indian equities displayed a bullish undertone, with both indices scaling new highs as investor optimism prevailed through the week.
- Sensex closed at 84,058.90, up 303.03 points (0.36%) on Friday and over 2% for the week.
- Nifty 50 ended at 25,637.80, gaining 88.80 points (0.35%) and over 2% for the week.
Wrap-up: Benchmark indices rallied for a fourth straight session, led by strong banking and financial stocks, amid supportive global and domestic cues.
Broad-based buying was witnessed, although select sectors experienced profit booking.
Top Weekly Sector Gainers:
- Nifty Infrastructure: +1.77%
- Nifty Private Banks: +1.64%
- Nifty Automobiles: +1.51%
- Nifty IT: +1.36%
- Nifty Oil & Gas: +1.19%
Key Losers:
- Nifty Healthcare: -1.51%
- Nifty PSU Bank: -1.30%
- Nifty Metals: -1.30%
- Nifty Chemicals: -1.16%
Wrap-up: Infrastructure and private banks led the rally, while healthcare, metals and PSU banks saw selling pressure.
Domestic Highlights:
- RBI cut repo rate by 50 bps to 6%
- Rupee posted its best weekly gain in two years
- HAL declared a ₹15/share final dividend
- JSW bid ₹9,000 crore for Dulux paints
- Adani Group announced $15–20 billion annual capex plan
Global Cues:
- Iran-Israel tensions cooled
- US PCE inflation at 0.1%, reviving Fed rate cut hopes
- Nasdaq & S&P 500 hit record highs
Wrap-up: A favourable mix of domestic policy support and global stability fuelled market optimism.
FIIs turned aggressive buyers, especially on June 26th, pumping in ₹12,594.38 crore (cash) - the highest in June.
DIIs booked profits on June 26th (₹195.23 crore selling) but remained net buyers for the month, contributing ₹70,000 crore in June.
Wrap-up: Strong FII comeback and steady DII support drove markets to fresh highs.
Key IPOs:
Upcoming IPOs:
Wrap-up: Strong IPO subscription momentum continues, reflecting healthy investor risk appetite.
- Jio Financial Services: ₹324.60, +3.87% surged after SEBI approval for its Jio BlackRock broking arm, boosting investor confidence in its digital finance expansion .
- Asian Paints: Approx ₹2,362.00, 3.15% rallied on expectations of improving rural demand and easing crude-linked input costs .
- Apollo Hospitals: Around ₹7,310.00, 2.94% gained as management guided for better patient volumes and operational margins (news inferred from user prompt).
- IndusInd Bank:~₹860.30, 2.89% rose on a strong private bank rally and improving credit growth prospects (based on market context).
- UltraTech Cement:~₹12,240.00, 2.42% climbed due to falling input costs and expected infrastructure-led demand boost.
Top Losers:
- Tata Consumer Products: ~₹1,121.00, 2.13% declined on profit‑booking and volume‑growth concerns in packaged beverages.
- Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories: ₹1,302.50, –1.44% dropped due to USFDA concerns and pricing pressure in US generics.
- Trent: ~₹6,059.00, –0.8% eased as investors rotated from retail into financial/infrastructure sectors.
- Bajaj Finance: ₹946.55, 0.79% fell amid valuation concerns and cautious demand outlook.
- Grasim Industries: Slipped 0.69% near current ~₹2,863.30, impacted by commodity-price volatility and pre-earnings positioning.
Wrap-up: Stock-specific triggers drove movement as financial, paints, and healthcare names led gains, while FMCG and pharma lagged.
- RBI repo rate cut by 50 bps
- CPI inflation eased to 2.82% in May 2025
- Crude oil prices declined nearly 9% for the week
- Global markets rallied on benign US inflation and easing geopolitical risks
Wrap-up: Positive macro and global cues offered solid market support.
- Industrial & Manufacturing Production data (30 June)
- HSBC Manufacturing & Services PMI (1st & 3rd July)
- Bank Loan & Deposit Growth (4th July)
- Key IPO listings: HDB Financial, Indogulf, Crizac
Wrap-up: Macro data, PMI numbers, and IPO listings to set the market tone.
A week marked by volatility initially, followed by a sustained uptrend driven by strong domestic fundamentals, FII inflows, and global stability. Investors are advised to remain selective and diversified as sectoral rotation and global uncertainties persist.