US Equities (Gain) Wall Street extended its rally on Friday, sending the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to all-time closing highs as hopes for a trade deal fueled investor risk appetite and economic data helped solidify expectations for rate cuts from the U.S. Federal Reserve. #USEquities, #StockMarket, #WallStreet, #SP500, #Nasdaq, #MarketRally, #Investing, #TradeDeal, #FederalReserve, #RateCuts, #EconomicData, #RiskAppetite, #MarketHighs, #Finance, #Trading

Asian Equities (Gain) Asia shares firmed on Monday as seemingly unquenchable demand for technology companies lifted S&P 500 futures to another all-time peak, while the dollar dipped on concerns U.S. jobs data will show enough weakness to justify larger rate cuts. #AsianEquities, #MarketGains, #AsiaShares, #TechStocks, #SP500, #StockMarket, #Investing, #MarketUpdate, #USJobsData, #RateCuts, #Economy, #Trading, #Finance, #EmergingMarkets, #DollarIndex

Former resistance at 24,700–25,000 has turned into a solid support base, reinforced by strong put writing and moving average confluence. As long as the index holds above 24,700, the trend remains firmly in the bulls’ favour History supports the trend—9 of the last 10 July series have closed in the green, and July boasts the highest average monthly return over the past decade. This seasonal tailwind could further amplify bullish momentum Foreign institutional investors snapped a three-day selling streak and turned net buyers, picking up equity shares worth around Rs 1,397 crore. Meanwhile, domestic institutional investors sold shares worth Rs 589 crore #Nifty, #StockMarket, #TechnicalAnalysis, #BullishTrend, #FIIBuying, #DIISelling, #SupportLevels, #PutWriting, #MovingAverages, #JulySeasonality, #StockMarketIndia, #NiftyAnalysis, #MarketMomentum, #EquityMarkets, #Nifty50, #FIIActivity, #DIISentiment, #MarketOutlook, #TrendFollowing, #InvestingIndia

The options landscape shows heavy Put writing at 25,000, establishing it as a strong support. On the upside, 26,000–26,200 Calls saw aggressive writing, marking it a key resistance zone. Immediate support lies at 25,200; a breakout above 25,800 could trigger a sharp short-covering move towards 26,300 Nifty has broken out from a long consolidation phase and continues to trade in a higher-high, higher-low structure. Backed by strong weekly bullish candles, the index holds above both its 10- and 20-week EMAs, with RSI on the weekly chart sustaining above 60 #Nifty, #OptionsTrading, #PutWriting, #CallWriting, #SupportAndResistance, #TechnicalAnalysis, #ShortCovering, #Breakout, #HigherHighHigherLow, #BullishTrend, #StockMarket, #EquityMarkets, #IndianStockMarket, #NSE, #MarketMomentum, #TradingStrategy, #EMA, #RSI, #ChartPatterns, #Derivatives, #MarketOutlook, #StockMarketUpdate, #FuturesAndOptions, #TechnicalBreakout, #FinancialMarkets

India VIX cooled off sharply, dropping over 23 percent in June to end at 12.59 from 16.42. While this fall provides comfort to bulls, macro uncertainties and FPIs behaviour remain potential risk points. Traders are advised to stay nimble with sound risk management FPIs remained cautious for most of June, with the long-short ratio hovering between 19 percent and 25 percent. However, a spike to 38 percent on the series’ final day suggests growing risk appetite. Still, the ratio remains below the critical 45 percent threshold, implying their full-fledged bullish participation is yet to unfold #IndiaVIX, #Volatility, #StockMarket, #RiskManagement, #FPI, #ForeignInvestors, #MarketSentiment, #EquityMarkets, #Nifty, #Sensex, #IndianStockMarket, #MacroUncertainty, #MarketVolatility, #TradingStrategy, #InvestorSentiment, #LongShortRatio, #MarketRisk, #BullishSentiment, #MarketOutlook, #FPIMoves, #StockMarketUpdate, #Derivatives, #GlobalCues, #FinancialMarkets, #MarketTrends

The Nifty wrapped up the June series with a solid 3.58 percent gain, shrugging off intra-month volatility and reinforcing bullish sentiment. Futures rollover stood firm at 79.53 percent, slightly above May’s 79.10 percent and in line with long-term averages. An elevated rollover cost of 0.25 percent (Rs 63.30) signals traders’ willingness to pay a premium to carry long positions, indicating a cautiously optimistic stance for the near term As the July series begins, the Nifty has seen a robust 9.1 percent jump in open interest (1.63 crore versus 1.50 crore in June), accompanied by rising prices—clear signs of aggressive long build-up. The tone remains bullish, but with a watchful eye on global triggers and sectoral rotations #Nifty, #FuturesRollover, #StockMarket, #BullishSentiment, #OpenInterest, #Derivatives, #MarketOutlook, #TradingStrategy, #IndianStockMarket, #EquityMarkets, #NiftyFutures, #LongBuildUp, #OptionsTrading, #MarketRollover, #SectorRotation, #GlobalCues, #StockMarketUpdate, #NSE, #BSE, #FinancialMarkets, #JulySeries, #MarketVolatility, #StockMarketIndia, #DerivativesMarket, #MarketMomentum

After a strong four-day surge, benchmark indices Nifty and Sensex are expected to open flat on June 30, with early cues pointing to a pause in momentum. Around 7:30 am, Gift Nifty futures were down 12 points at 25,769 In the previous session, benchmarks held firm and wrapped the week with strong gains as easing geopolitical tensions following the Israel-Iran truce and optimism around a potential US-India trade were key tailwinds for the rally. The broader market was more impressive, with the Nifty Midcap and Small-cap 100 indices extending their winning streak to a sixth straight session #StockMarket, #Nifty50, #Sensex, #GiftNifty, #MarketUpdate, #IndianStockMarket, #Midcap, #Smallcap, #EquityMarkets, #GlobalMarkets, #GeopoliticalTensions, #IsraelIranTruce, #USIndiaTrade, #MarketRally, #Trading, #Investing, #StockMarketNews, #NSE, #BSE, #FinancialMarkets, #BullRun, #MarketMomentum, #StockMarketToday, #EconomicNews, #EquityNews

Oil was set to fall this week with the Iran-Israel ceasefire holding and easing concerns over Middle East supply risks, although prices rose on Friday as the summer driving season ramped up fuel demand in the United States Gold headed for its second consecutive weekly loss, after a ceasefire between Israel and Iran dented demand for havens The Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) snapped three day selling and bought equities worth Rs 12,594 crore on June 26, while Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) broke three day buying, as they sold equities worth Rs 195 crore on the same day #CrudeOil, #OilPrices, #MiddleEast, #Geopolitics, #IranIsrael, #Ceasefire, #GoldPrices, #SafeHaven, #FIIs, #DIIs, #ForeignInvestors, #IndianStockMarket, #EquityMarkets, #MarketFlows, #CommodityMarkets, #EnergyMarkets, #FuelDemand, #SummerDrivingSeason, #GlobalMarkets, #MarketSentiment

Nifty Bank index scaled to a fresh all-time high, extending its bullish structure of higher highs and higher lows, indicating more room on the upside. If the index manages to break above today’s high, a fresh wave of buying could push it toward the next target at 57,950. Conversely, a break below the crucial 56,500 mark might invite a corrective pullback, but as long as the support levels hold, the broader structure favours accumulation on declines India VIX continued its downward trend, slipping another 2.87 percent to close at 12.59. Its sustained position below the 15-mark indicates a calm and stable environment in the broader market. This low-volatility landscape indicates reduced fear and bolstered investor confidence, both of which are conducive to a steady upward trend #BankNifty, #AllTimeHigh, #StockMarket, #BullishTrend, #HigherHighs, #TechnicalAnalysis, #SupportAndResistance, #IndiaVIX, #VolatilityIndex, #LowVIX, #MarketMomentum, #InvestorConfidence, #NiftyBank, #StockMarketIndia, #MarketOutlook, #BuyOnDips, #TradingStrategy, #PriceAction, #MarketSentiment, #NiftyToday

The Nifty successfully closed above the immediate hurdle of 25,500, underscoring the strength of current momentum. As the index sustains above this breakout zone, the next leg higher seems imminent. A move beyond today’s high would likely re-energise bullish sentiment and potentially drive the index toward the next resistance at 25,750. On the flip side, a breach below the crucial 25,000 level could spark a corrective pullback, though the current chart structure favours a ‘buy-on-dips’ strategy as long as support levels remain intact. As the index has closed strongly on monthly expiry, strong rollovers toward the July series can be seen #Nifty #bull #market #momentum

Benchmark indices Nifty and Sensex are set to open higher on Friday, lifted by easing geopolitical tensions, steady crude prices, and optimism around a potential India-US trade deal. At about 7:40 am, the GIFT Nifty was trading at 25,721, up 172 points or 0.7 percent. Markets have been a solid run, rallying for three days in a row US markets rose as the S&P 500 gained 0.8 percent, just shy of its record high. The Nasdaq Composite gained nearly 1 percent, while the Dow advanced 0.9 percent, with both indices inching closer to new all-time highs #StockMarket, #Nifty, #Sensex, #GIFTNifty, #MarketOpening, #GlobalMarkets, #USMarkets, #SP500, #Nasdaq, #DowJones, #IndiaUSTrade, #Geopolitics, #CrudeOil, #StockMarketRally, #MarketTrends, #BullRun, #Trading, #Investing, #SensexToday, #NiftyToday

What is electricity futures? It is a financial instrument that allows market participants to lock in transactions at current electricity prices in a specific month in the future, with the advantage of avoiding volatility risks. Ahuja emphasized: "In addition to basic supply and demand factors, the spot power market is often affected by panic sentiment, resulting in sharp price fluctuations. The launch of electricity futures can provide the market with greater stability and expectation management capabilities." The current Indian spot power market fluctuates sharply during peak demand or supply and demand imbalances. Although electricity prices have fallen recently, mainly due to improved supply and weakening demand, the possibility of sharp fluctuations in the future cannot be ruled out. Power futures will be launched on NSE in July 2025, settled in cash without power delivery, with the goal of alleviating the sharp fluctuations in spot prices and providing effective hedging tools for power generators, industrial users and financial institutions. ⚡️This is an important step for the Indian energy financial market to mature, and will also enhance the overall capital market's ability to resist risks. Interested friends can pay attention to the market performance of related derivatives sectors and energy stocks in advance. #ElectricityFutures, #NSE, #EnergyDerivatives, #PowerMarkets, #RiskManagement, #EnergyTrading, #SpotMarket, #Hedging, #VolatilityManagement, #IndianEnergyMarket, #FinancialInstruments, #SEBI, #CapitalMarkets, #EnergyStocks, #PowerGenerators, #IndustrialUsers, #MarketStability, #CommodityMarkets, #CashSettledFutures, #EnergyFinance