Mumbai: On 24 June 2025, the Indian equity market witnessed a strong rebound, with the benchmark Nifty 50 index jumping 291.90 points (1.17%) to close at 25,263.80, supported by a surge in financials, banks, and midcap counters. Positive global cues, easing geopolitical concerns, and robust sectoral participation drove sentiment higher.
Opening: 25,179.90
Day’s High: 25,317.70
Day’s Low: 25,118.50
The rally was broad-based, with Nifty Next 50, Nifty Financial Services, and Nifty Bank all closing over 1% higher.
Several midcaps saw exceptional gains, with BAJAJCON, EIEL, and MUKANDLTD leading the charts on the back of strong volumes and sector-specific triggers.
Symbol
LTP
Change
% Change
Volume (Lakhs)
Value (₹ Cr)
EIEL
242.00
+30.57
+14.46%
245.65
582.34
BAJAJCON
198.18
+29.09
+17.20%
136.44
264.49
MUKANDLTD
132.39
+17.89
+15.62%
25.75
34.01
FOODSIN
119.26
+16.19
+15.71%
39.55
46.18
TNTELE
13.27
+1.51
+12.84%
9.40
1.24
Highlights:
EIEL topped the turnover table among gainers, registering ₹582.34 crore in trading value.
BAJAJCON surged 17% amid reports of improved FMCG demand and a bullish outlook in rural markets.
FOODSIN and MUKANDLTD saw renewed investor interest on improving earnings outlook.
📉 Top Losers of the Day
Despite the upbeat mood, some stocks came under pressure due to profit booking and valuation concerns, especially in defense and auto ancillary segments.
Symbol
LTP
Change
% Change
Volume (Lakhs)
Value (₹ Cr)
OSIAHYPER
16.20
-1.80
-10.00%
51.08
8.41
GRSE
3,267.00
-225.70
-6.46%
31.48
1,043.68
BEML
4,508.80
-279.90
-5.85%
14.64
667.56
APOLLO
202.31
-11.69
-5.46%
118.41
246.03
KPITTECH
1,316.40
-73.90
-5.32%
35.82
474.51
Notable Points:
GRSE saw a steep correction after recent highs; heavy volumes indicate institutional profit booking.
BEML and KPITTECH also corrected following concerns over stretched valuations.
OSIAHYPER declined 10%, continuing its volatile trend from previous sessions.
🔍 Market Sentiment Drivers
Key reasons behind the day’s rally:
Cooling of global crude oil prices, easing inflation concerns
FII buying support, as seen in increased turnover across large caps
Optimism around upcoming earnings season in Q2
Improved global sentiment after the US Fed signaled a more dovish stance
June 24 marked a decisive comeback for Indian equity markets after a volatile previous week. Strong buying interest in financials, industrials, and consumer goods indicates renewed risk appetite among investors. While select pockets witnessed profit-taking, the broader mood remains upbeat heading into the final week of June.
Market participants are expected to track upcoming macro data releases, foreign fund flows, and Q2 pre-earnings outlooks for further cues.