Sensex Surges 700 Points, Nifty Nears 25,250 Mark as Markets Extend Gains on June 25
Indian stock markets continued their bullish momentum on June 25, 2025, as Sensex jumped over 700 points and Nifty closed near 25,250. Top gainers included Titan, Infosys, and M&M, amid broad-based sectoral buying.
Sensex Surges 700 Points, Nifty Nears 25,250 Mark as Markets Extend Gains on June 25
Indian Markets Rally for Second Day; Nifty Closes Near 25,250, Sensex Up 700 Points
June 25, 2025 | Market Watch Desk – The Indian stock markets witnessed a strong rally for the second consecutive session on Tuesday, supported by positive global cues and easing crude oil prices following tentative ceasefire talks between Iran and Israel.
The BSE Sensex surged 700.40 points or 0.85% to close at 82,755.51, while the NSE Nifty 50 climbed 200.40 points or 0.80% to settle at 25,244.75, touching new highs during the day’s trade.
🔼 Broader Market Performance
The rally wasn’t limited to large caps alone. Mid and small-cap stocks extended their winning streak:
BSE Midcap Index rose by 0.6%
BSE Smallcap Index outperformed, gaining 1.6%
This marks the fourth consecutive session of gains for broader markets, indicating strong investor confidence across market segments.
📈 Nifty Gainers and Losers
Top Gainers on the Nifty:
Titan Company
Infosys
Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M)
Grasim Industries
JSW Steel
Top Losers on the Nifty:
Bharat Electronics Ltd (BEL)
Kotak Mahindra Bank
Eicher Motors
Axis Bank
ONGC
📊 Sectoral Snapshot
All major sectoral indices ended in the green, driven by buying across the board:
Auto, Consumer Durables, IT, Telecom, Healthcare, and Media gained between 1% to 2%
IT stocks showed strong traction following gains in global tech indices
Energy and Financials also added support to the market rally
🌍 Market Sentiment Boosted by Global Factors
The Indian stock rally was primarily fueled by:
Global market optimism
Falling crude oil prices
Easing geopolitical tensions, especially the tentative Iran-Israel ceasefire
These macroeconomic positives contributed to increased buying interest across sectors.
🔻 Defence Stocks Under Pressure
Despite the overall bullish sentiment, defence stocks extended their losses for the second straight day. Stocks like Paras Defence, GRSE, and BEL witnessed declines up to 4% as easing Middle East tensions weighed on the sector.
🔮 Outlook
With both domestic and global cues currently favoring bulls, analysts suggest the Nifty could test 25,500 in the near term, provided global markets remain steady and crude prices stay moderated.
