Today's Nifty 50 Price
The Nifty 50 share price today closed at Rs. 25,044.35 as of June 24, 2025. This marks a positive close for the index, gaining 72.45 points, or 0.29%, for the day. During intraday trading, the Nifty today touched a high of 25,317.70, reflecting early optimism in the market.
For the most current, regularly updated Nifty 50 share price, please refer to the live ticker section located above on this page. That section provides a real-time share price summary, including the top gainer loser stocks daily. You can also explore the Nifty 50 price chart for a detailed visual representation of its movements.
Nifty 50 Historical Returns
Here are the Nifty 50 historical returns as of June 24, 2025:
- 1 Week: +0.86%
- 1 Month: +2.25%
- 3 Months: Data not explicitly available, but generally positive trend based on 1-month and 6-month data.
- 6 Months: +5.06%
- 1 Year: +7.49%
The Nifty 50 performance indicates a positive short-term trend, with gains over the past week and month. The 6-month and 1-year returns show a steady upward trajectory, highlighting the index's resilience and a prevailing long-term bullish trend in the India stock market index performance despite some intraday volatility.
Nifty 50 News and Updates
Several key factors influenced the Nifty 50 today and the broader Indian stock market update on June 24, 2025:
- Geopolitical Tensions Ease: A major catalyst for the market's initial strong opening was the news of a ceasefire deal between Iran and Israel. This eased global geopolitical tensions, which had been a significant concern for investors, leading to a rally in global markets including the Nifty 50. However, reports of a ceasefire violation later in the day caused the markets to trim some of their gains.
- Oil Prices Decline: Following the de-escalation of tensions, global oil prices saw a significant reduction, which is particularly beneficial for India, a major oil-importing nation. Lower oil costs help to manage inflation and reduce the fiscal deficit, providing a positive outlook for the Indian economy and boosting market sentiment.
- Positive Market Breadth: Despite some profit booking, the overall market breadth remained positive, with more advancing stocks than declining ones on the NSE. This indicated underlying strength in the broader market, with Nifty Midcap and Smallcap indices outperforming the main benchmarks.
- FII and DII Activity: Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) were net buyers of equities, injecting Rs. 5,591.77 crore, while Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) were net sellers. FII inflows are a crucial factor affecting Nifty 50 and generally signal positive sentiment from international investors.