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