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Market Recap: Nifty Slips Below 25,600 as Financial Stocks Tank

Dolon Mondal
Last updated: June 30, 2025 4:35 pm
Dolon Mondal
Market Recap

Market Recap: Indian markets wrapped up the June quarter with a red candle as the Nifty 50 closed 120 points lower, dragged down by financials and banking stocks. Despite early optimism, selling pressure intensified across major indices, marking a cautious end to the month.

Let’s break down the major indices’ performance:

Major Nifty Indices

Index Closing Value Change % Change
NIFTY 50 25,517.05 -120.75 -0.47%
NIFTY NEXT 50 68,998.20 +285.80 +0.42%
NIFTY FIN SERVICE 27,174.45 -169.60 -0.62%
NIFTY BANK 57,312.75 -131.15 -0.23%
NIFTY 100 26,139.50 -84.10 -0.32%

Most Active Stocks by Value

Heavy activity was observed in a few big-ticket stocks. Here are the top 5 by traded value:

Symbol LTP (₹) Change (₹) % Change Volume (Lakhs) Value (₹ Cr)
WAAREENER 3,149.90 +202.40 +6.87% 91.01 2,809.42
JYOTICNC 1,061.00 -64.60 -5.74% 181.91 1,974.01
APLTD 1,019.00 +50.10 +5.17% 152.75 1,642.96
SBIN 819.85 +14.45 +1.79% 196.53 1,604.91
INDIGO 5,962.00 +146.00 +2.51% 23.92 1,424.72

Top Gainers

These stocks saw the sharpest percentage gains during the session:

Symbol LTP (₹) Change (₹) % Change Volume (Lakhs) Value (₹ Cr)
CAPTRU-RE 0.05 +0.01 +25.00% 4.20 0.00
INNOVANA 619.90 +103.30 +20.00% 0.73 3.89
SHEMAROO 152.20 +25.36 +19.99% 7.31 10.88
TNTELE 13.22 +2.20 +19.96% 7.87 1.00
DANGEE 5.29 +0.88 +19.95% 5.72 0.30

Top Losers

On the downside, these stocks took the biggest percentage hit:

Symbol LTP (₹) Change (₹) % Change Volume (Lakhs) Value (₹ Cr)
SIGACHI 48.95 -6.17 -11.19% 319.07 158.26
GATECHDVR 0.81 -0.09 -10.00% 91.06 0.74
RAJOOENG 109.56 -11.26 -9.32% 16.21 18.14
BEARDSELL 26.98 -2.03 -7.00% 3.73 1.02
REMSONSIND 137.00 -10.20 -6.93% 42.08 61.41

Market Overview

  • Financial stocks led the decline: Nifty Financial Services and Nifty Bank underperformed the broader indices.
  • Small and mid-cap outliers: Select smaller stocks like CAPTRU-RE and INNOVANA gave multibagger-like returns intraday.
  • Volume buzz: SIGACHI topped the volume charts with over 319 lakh shares traded, despite closing over 11% down.

What to Watch

The June quarter is now behind us, and market participants will turn their focus to:

  • Q1 FY26 earnings reports
  • US Fed’s July meeting stance on rates
  • India’s inflation and monsoon updates

Despite green shoots in select counters, the overall sentiment remains cautious as heavyweight sectors like financials and banks lose ground. Traders may prefer stock-specific action over broad index moves in the short term.

Disclaimer:
This article is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Please consult a certified advisor before making investment decisions.

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