The Indian stock markets continued their winning streak on Monday, June 9, 2025, buoyed by sustained investor optimism following last week’s aggressive monetary easing by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Broad-based gains in financial, auto, and IT stocks lifted benchmark indices to fresh record highs. This detailed report captures the day’s key movements, market drivers, institutional activity, IPO highlights, and the outlook ahead.
Table of Contents
- Market Overview – Key Indices Performance
- Top Stock Market News – What Shaped Today’s Trading
- FII and DII Activity – Institutional Investor Movements
- IPOs, Listings and Market Buzz – Primary Market Highlights
- Top Gainers and Losers – Best and Worst Performing Stocks
- Economic and Global Factors – Broader Influences on the Market
- What to Watch in the Coming Week – Upcoming Events and Trends
- Final Takeaway – Summary of the Day
Indian benchmark indices surged for a fourth consecutive session, extending gains as liquidity support and lower rates boosted sentiment.
- Sensex closed at 82,445.21, up 256.22 points (+0.31%)
- Nifty 50 settled at 25,103.20, advancing 100.15 points (+0.40%)
Wrap-up: The markets sustained bullish momentum, led by rate-sensitive sectors and heavyweight financials, amid broad-based participation.
Positive domestic and global developments steered markets higher:
- RBI Policy Effect Lingers: Markets continued to cheer last week’s 50 bps repo rate cut to 5.5% and 100 bps CRR cut to 3%, ensuring abundant liquidity.
- Global Cues Support: Upbeat U.S. economic data, hopes of renewed U.S.–China trade talks, and a U.S.–UK trade agreement lifted global equities.
- Sectoral Leadership:Banking, IT, and Energy stocks topped the charts, with PSU banks outperforming.
- Hyundai Motor India Rally: Shares soared nearly 7% on upbeat FY26 export growth guidance.
- SME IPO Action:Sacheerome IPO received strong demand on Day 1. Oswal Pumps and Lalithaa Jewellery Mart filed for IPOs.
Wrap-up: RBI’s liquidity push and global positivity fuelled buying across sectors, led by financials and select auto counters.
- Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs): Net buyers worth ₹9,342.48 crore, continuing their steady accumulation.
- Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs): Net buyers of ₹1,009.71 crore on June 7; latest June 9 data awaited.
Wrap-up: Strong DII buying consistently offsets occasional FII volatility, reinforcing domestic market stability.
The IPO market maintained a healthy pipeline and subscription appetite:
- Sacheerome IPO: Day 1 subscription at 2.35x, with retail portion subscribed 3.68x. Price band: ₹96–₹102.
- Oswal Pumps IPO: Filed for a ₹890 crore issue.
- Other Listings: Positive market sentiment boosted SME IPO activity.
Wrap-up: SME IPO segment stays vibrant, reflecting investor confidence in primary markets.
Top Gainers
- Kotak Mahindra Bank: +3.2% to ₹1,880 - rallied on sector-wide optimism post RBI rate cuts boosting lending outlook.
- Bajaj Finance: +3.0% to ₹7,310 (52-week high) - surged on expectations of improved loan growth and margin expansion.
- Axis Bank: +2.5% to ₹1,030 - gained on upbeat credit growth projections in the banking sector.
- IndusInd Bank: +2.8% to ₹1,590 - rose amid strong buying in mid-tier private banks after liquidity easing.
- Maruti Suzuki: +2.77% to ₹9,520 - advanced on healthy sales momentum and positive monsoon forecasts.
- Hyundai Motor India: +7% to ₹1,080 (all-time high) - soared after issuing robust FY26 export and domestic sales guidance.
- TCS: +1% to ₹4,150 - edged higher as IT stocks rebounded on global tech stock strength.
- Power Grid: +2% to ₹285 - climbed on increased defensive buying amid infrastructure capex optimism.
- NTPC: +1% to ₹370 - firmed up on steady demand expectations and attractive valuations in power utilities.
Top Losers
- ICICI Bank: -0.5% to ₹1,130 - slipped on mild profit booking after recent outperformance.
- Titan Company: -1.5% to ₹3,400 - declined on cautious commentary over discretionary spending trends.
- Mahindra & Mahindra: -0.8% to ₹2,550 - corrected marginally after strong recent gains in auto stocks.
- Adani Ports: -1.2% to ₹1,450 - eased as port stocks witnessed selective profit-taking.
- Tata Steel: -0.5% to ₹157 - remained weak amid lower global steel price cues.
- Bharti Airtel: -0.3% to ₹1,875 - edged lower as telecom sector lagged the broader market rally.
- Eternal (SME): -3% to ₹380 - slipped on post-listing volatility in SME segment counters.
Wrap-up: Financials, autos, and IT stocks led the charge, while select metals and consumer discretionary stocks witnessed profit booking.
Key domestic and global triggers kept investors optimistic:
- Rupee Appreciation: Strengthened to ₹85.41/USD, indicating capital inflows.
- India VIX: Fell to 14.69, reflecting reduced market volatility.
- US-China Trade Hopes: Lifted Asian and Indian markets.
- Gold Prices: Fell to ₹95,000/10g, indicating shifting risk appetite.
- Crude Oil: Marginal decline ahead of key trade negotiations.
- Monsoon Outlook: Continued positive forecast bolstered the economic outlook.
Wrap-up: Robust domestic policy, inflation control, and easing global risk supported market gains.
Key domestic and global triggers expected to influence market direction:
Economic Data Releases:
- June 11: M3 Money Supply (Y-o-Y)
- June 12: Inflation (Y-o-Y) – crucial post-RBI cut
- June 12: Passenger Vehicle Sales (Y-o-Y)
- June 13: Forex Reserves, Balance of Trade (May)
Corporate Earnings:
- June 10: Pg Foils, Supreme Infrastructure
- June 11: Neopolitan Pizza, NMS Resources
- June 12: K&R Rail Eng (Revised)
Key Market Levels:
- Nifty 50: Resistance at 25,120 | Support: 24,880–24,900
- Sensex: Resistance: 82,600 | Support: 81,600
Wrap-up: Inflation data on June 12 will be the most awaited release, setting the tone for RBI’s next moves.
Indian equities delivered another strong session on June 9, 2025, extending last week’s rally driven by RBI’s decisive rate and liquidity actions. Financials, auto, and IT sectors led the advance, while DIIs maintained steady buying interest, providing critical support against any foreign flows volatility. Markets await crucial inflation data later this week, which could steer sentiment and policy expectations.