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Closing Bell 30 June 2025: Nifty Ends June Below 25,520, Bank Nifty Outperforms; Key Sectors & Trade Ideas

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Closing Bell 30 June 2025: Nifty Ends June Below 25,520, Bank Nifty Outperforms; Key Sectors & Trade Ideas

By CapitalKeeper | Closing Bell | Indian Equity | Market Moves That Matter


Indian markets ended June 30 mixed with Nifty below 25,520 and Bank Nifty closing above 57,300. Explore sector trends, global cues, and top trade ideas for July start.


📊 Market Recap – 30 June 2025

IndexOpenCloseChange
Nifty 5025,661.6025,517.05-144.55 pts (-0.56%)
Bank Nifty55,729.9557,312.75+1,582.8 pts (+2.84%)
Sensex84,027.3383,606.46-420.87 pts (-0.5%)
Fin Nifty27,364.3527,174.45-189.9 pts (-0.69%)

🌍 Global Cues & Domestic News

  • US Markets Flat: Wall Street closed mixed on Friday as traders awaited key inflation data and earnings cues.
  • Crude Volatile: Brent swung around $68/bbl amid geopolitical jitters in Middle East and mixed OPEC signals.
  • Rupee Stable: Ended steady at ₹85.60 vs USD, providing minor cushion to import-heavy sectors.
  • June Expiry Wrap: Rollovers in Nifty and Bank Nifty remained above average (77% and 75%), indicating confident positioning into July series.
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🏭 Sectoral Highlights

Banks & Financials: Bank Nifty outperformed, surging over 2.8% led by ICICI Bank, Axis Bank and PSU Banks.

Oil & Gas: Mixed as volatility in crude continued; ONGC ended flat while BPCL gained on refining margin optimism.

IT: Pressured by global uncertainty and profit booking, sector ended mildly negative.

Auto & Metals: Both sectors struggled amid global growth concerns; Tata Motors, JSW Steel faced selling pressure.

Mid & Smallcaps: Broader indices showed mild underperformance, caution visible ahead of the new quarter.


📈 Technical Analysis

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  • Nifty: Ended the week below 25,520 support; immediate support now seen near 25,400–25,350. Resistance at 25,650–25,700. Momentum remains sideways-to-weak on daily chart.
  • Bank Nifty: Continued to outperform; likely to test resistance at 57,500–57,700 in coming session with immediate support at 56,800.

🔥 5 Stocks To Watch For July Start

StockCMP (₹)View
ICICI Bank1,446Strong momentum, buy on dips
BPCL332Positive on refining margins recovery
Axis Bank1,199Outperformance in banks, bullish setup
Tata Motors688Watch for reversal signals, cautious long
HCL Tech1,728Monitor for stability, potential bounce

📌 Trading Strategy

  • Banks remain strongest segment, likely to lead next week rally.
  • Nifty needs to reclaim 25,650 to sustain momentum; below 25,400 watch for further weakness.
  • Use tight stops, given mixed global cues and quarter-end volatility.

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