Market Overview – June 25, 2025
The Indian stock market continued its positive momentum on Wednesday, June 25, 2025. The benchmark Nifty 50 index closed at 25,244.75, gaining 200.40 points or 0.80%. The Sensex also surged, closing at 82,755.51, up 700.40 points or 0.85%. This marks the second consecutive day of gains, primarily driven by easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and a moderation in crude oil prices.
The market breadth was positive, with 2,135 stocks advancing, 776 declining, and 79 remaining unchanged out of 2,990 traded stocks on the NSE. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) continued to sell, while Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) provided strong support, absorbing the sell-off.
Sectoral Performance Snapshot (June 25, 2025)
- IT, Media, and Consumer Durables were among the top gainers, rising between 1% and 2%.
- Auto, Telecom, and Healthcare also ended in green.
- Nifty PSU Bank rose 1.5% and Nifty Metal added 1%.
- Nifty Private Bank registered a slight decline.
Nifty Technical Outlook – 26 June 2025
Nifty remains in a positive trend. The index has comfortably moved past the previous resistance levels and closed at a new high for 2025. The overall sentiment remains bullish.
Support Levels to Watch:
- 25,158 – Immediate support
- 25,070 – Key support
- 25,016 – Strong technical base
Resistance Levels:
- 25,299 – Immediate resistance
- 25,354 – Next resistance
- 25,441 – Further hurdle
A sustained move above 25,350 could lead Nifty towards 25,500 – 25,750 in the coming sessions, as indicated by expert analysis.
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Trading Strategy for Nifty – 26 June 2025
The broader trend for Nifty remains positive. Traders holding long positions are advised to continue holding them.
Buy Strategy:
- Buy on dips around 25,070 – 25,158 levels.
- Target: 25,299 – 25,441+
- Stop-loss: 24,937 (on a daily closing basis)
Sell Strategy:
- Consider short positions only if Nifty closes below 24,937 levels.
- Target: 24,613 – 24,514 (from the previous prediction, as no updated lower targets were provided)
- Stop-loss: 25,070 (intraday)
Sector Focus:
- Bullish Bias: Banks, NBFCs, infrastructure, industrials, IT, Auto, Media, Consumer Durables.
- Avoid: Defensive sectors that are lagging until a clear reversal is confirmed.
- Stock Ideas: Continue to watch strong performers like Kotak Bank (though it was a slight loser on June 25), Adani Ports, Bajaj Finance, Canara Bank. Additionally, consider Titan Company, M&M, Infosys, Grasim Industries, JSW Steel, which were top gainers on June 25.
Important Note: Volatility may remain elevated due to global economic data and geopolitical uncertainty. Always maintain disciplined risk management and avoid overleveraging near resistance levels.
BANKNIFTY Prediction for Tomorrow – 26 June 2025
Market Overview – June 25, 2025 Banknifty also closed on a positive note, up 159 points or 0.28% to end at 56,621.
Banknifty Technical Outlook – 26 June 2025 Banknifty is currently in a Positive trend.
Support Levels to Watch:
- 56,467
- 56,314
- 56,207
Resistance Levels:
- 56,728
- 56,835
- 56,989
Trading Strategy for Banknifty – 26 June 2025
Traders holding long positions can continue to hold with a daily closing stop-loss of 55,983. Fresh short positions can be initiated if Banknifty closes below 55,983 levels. Prediction for Thursday, BANKNIFTY can go up if it goes above 56,600 or down after the level of 56,400.
FINNIFTY Prediction for Tomorrow – 26 June 2025
Market Overview – June 25, 2025 FINNIFTY closed at 26,851.
FINNIFTY Technical Outlook – 26 June 2025 FINNIFTY is currently in a Positive trend.
Support Levels to Watch:
- 26,772
- 26,694
- 26,645
Resistance Levels:
- 26,900
- 26,948
- 27,027
Trading Strategy for FINNIFTY – 26 June 2025
If you are holding long positions then continue to hold with daily closing stop-loss of 26,523. Fresh short position can be initiated if FINNIFTY closes below 26,523 levels.
FAQs – Nifty Prediction for 26 June 2025
Q1. Why did Nifty rise on 25 June 2025 ?
The rally was supported by easing geopolitical tensions, moderation in crude oil prices, and strong buying interest across sectors, especially in IT, Media, and Consumer Durables. DIIs continued to provide strong support.
Q2. Is Nifty still in a bullish trend ?
Yes. The trend remains positive as long as Nifty holds above 24,937 on a closing basis.
Q3. Can Nifty break 25,300 this week ?
Nifty closed at 25,244.75 on June 25. A strong breakout above 25,299 – 25,354could lead to a move towards 25,500 – 25,750, especially if global sentiment remains supportive.
Q4. Which sectors are performing well ?
On June 25, Financial services, public sector banks, and capital goods continued their strength, with IT, media, and consumer durables also showing significant gains.
Q5. Should traders be cautious now ?
Yes. While the trend is positive, Nifty is nearing immediate resistance levels. Traders should use stop-losses and consider a buy-on-dips approach rather than aggressive fresh long positions near resistance.