Weekly Market Wrap: Nifty, Sensex, Bank Nifty Surge; INR Strengthens; Gold Slips (June 23–27, 2025)
By CapitalKeeper | Beginner’s Guide | Indian Sock Market | Market Moves That Matter I 28th June 2025
1. Indian Equity Markets
- Nifty50 & Sensex: Both indices delivered 2% weekly gains the best in six weeks. The Sensex rose 1,651 points while Nifty closed above 25,600, finishing the week around 25,638 .
- Sector Performance: Financials, metals, media, capital goods, healthcare, oil & gas, power, telecom, and PSU banks led the rally. Mid‑caps and small‑caps outperformed, with Smallcap 250 up 4.3% its best since May 2025 .
- Top Stocks: Adani Enterprises jumped 8% for the week; Vodafone Idea surged 12%. Banks like IndusInd, Jio Financial, Asian Paints, Apollo Hospitals also posted strong gains .
- Technical Outlook: Analysts noted a bullish breakout for Nifty with strong weekly momentum pointing to potential upside toward the 25,800–26,000 zone next week .
2. Bank Nifty & Fin Nifty
- Bank Nifty surged 3.5%, ending around 57,443. Strong gains from PSU and private lenders led the rally.
- Fin Nifty rose 3.6%, finishing near 27,344, on positive momentum in NBFCs and insurance stocks.
3. Currency – Indian Rupee (INR)
- The INR appreciated 1.3% during the week, finishing at 85.48 against the USD its strongest weekly showing since January 2023 .
- Key drivers included easing Middle East tensions post-ceasefire, a softer US dollar, and portfolio inflows into Indian bonds and IPOs .
4. Commodities Round-Up
Gold & Silver
- Gold: Declined 1% domestic prices dropped ₹1,050 per 10g; silver similarly lost ₹400/kg on June 27 .
- 21–27 June Trend:
- 22 K (10 g): from ₹71,319 → ₹72,040 (+1.0%)
- 24 K (10 g): from ₹76,080 → ₹76,750 (+0.9%)
Short-term slide due to global cues, but monthly trend remains up.
- Silver: ₹1,10,000/kg → ₹1,07,900/kg, down 2% on the week; 1 kg silver now ₹1,07,900, slipping ₹100 from previous day .
Crude Oil
- Global crude prices dropped over 11% amid the ceasefire; MCX crude futures fell 2% .
5. Key Drivers & Market Sentiment
- Geopolitical calm: Iran‑Israel ceasefire cooled oil and safe-haven dollar demand supporting equity and Rupee rally .
- Global dollar weakness: A bearish US dollar index led investors to pivot to APAC currencies .
- Domestic cues: Strong FII inflows into bonds and IPOs, and robust corporate earnings/announcements powered investor confidence .
6. Outlook – What’s Next
- Equity Trend: With bullish breakout and broad sector participation, markets may aim for Nifty 25,800–26,000 next week, barring global risk shift.
- INR Momentum: Further USD softness and positive capital flows could extend Rupee gains, though volatility remains tied to global cues.
- Commodity Watch: Monitor Fed commentary, OPEC decisions, and regional geopolitics for rough direction in gold, silver, and crude pricing.
✅ Summary Table: June 23–27, 2025
| Index/Asset | Weekly Move |
|---|---|
| Nifty 50 | +2% |
| Sensex | +2% |
| Bank Nifty | +3.5% |
| Fin Nifty | +3.6% |
| INR | +1.3% (appreciated) |
| Gold | -1% |
| Silver | -2% |
| Crude Oil | -11% |
📝 Final Thoughts
This week marked a strong resurgence for Indian markets with equities, currency, and commodities all responding to global tranquility and healthy capital flows. Stay attentive to Fed updates, OPEC signals, and economic indicators. The stage is set for a potentially sharp move next week whether continuation or correction depending on global and domestic news flow.
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