Indian stock markets opened positively on June 11 2025 following firm global trends and significant foreign fund inflows. The Sensex gained 118.11 points in early trade to reach 82509.83 while the Nifty rose 33.3 points to 25137.55.

This upward movement reflects investor optimism driven by two key factors — progress in US China trade discussions and strong inflows from Foreign Institutional Investors. FIIs bought equities worth ₹2301.87 crore on June 10 boosting liquidity and market sentiment.

Global Trends Fuel Optimism

Global markets including South Korea’s Kospi Japan’s Nikkei 225 Shanghai’s SSE Composite and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng were all trading in the green. On June 10 US markets had also closed on a positive note which helped extend bullish momentum into Asian trading sessions.

The optimism stems from reports that the US and China are close to implementing the Geneva consensus — a move seen as a step forward in stabilising trade relations between the world’s largest economies. This development has given a strong boost to emerging markets including India.

Key Gainers and Laggards

Among the top gainers in the Sensex pack were:

• Eternal

• Reliance Industries

• Mahindra and Mahindra

• Tata Motors

• NTPC

• Tata Steel

These stocks saw buying interest due to a mix of positive business outlooks and broader market support.

On the losing side were:

• Kotak Mahindra Bank

• HDFC Bank

• Power Grid

• Larsen and Toubro

• IndusInd Bank

• Axis Bank

The financial sector lagged slightly as traders booked profits after recent rallies.

Expert View

According to V K Vijayakumar Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services the market is likely to stay in a consolidation phase but with an upward bias.

He said a clear breakout above the Nifty 25100 level and sustaining above that would require strong buying support which could materialise if US China trade developments remain favourable.

Brent Crude and Commodities

Global oil benchmark Brent crude dipped 0.16 percent to 66.76 dollars per barrel. Lower oil prices are favourable for India which imports a large part of its crude requirements.

Recap of Previous Session

On June 10 the Sensex had ended 53.49 points lower at 82391.72 while the Nifty closed almost flat at 25104.25. That pause in market movement set the stage for today’s early gains as investor confidence improved overnight.

Outlook and Strategy

With global tailwinds supporting domestic markets and FIIs continuing their buying streak the near-term outlook remains cautiously optimistic. However traders should watch for resistance near 25150 on the Nifty.

If that level is breached and sustained a further rally may follow. On the downside support for the index is seen around 25000.

Long term investors are advised to stay invested selectively focusing on sectors benefiting from global recovery including auto infrastructure and manufacturing.

Final Word

Today’s gains underline the importance of global sentiment and institutional flows in driving Indian equity markets. As news around international trade relations and economic indicators continues to shape sentiment market participants should remain alert and adaptable.

Disclaimer

This article is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Investment decisions should be based on individual risk tolerance and consultation with SEBI-registered advisors. Market conditions are volatile and subject to change. Neither the author nor the platform is responsible for losses arising from use of this information.

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