Amazing growth in Indian stock market! Sensex and Nifty increased by 400+ points. Know the impact of US jobs data, trade talks and global cues. Read now and understand the market situation!
Introduction
Indian stock market did wonders on 9 June 2025! Sensex jumped 423 points and closed at 82,618, while Nifty ended the day with a gain of 130 points at 24,132. This great performance came due to global cues, in which US jobs data and India-US trade talks played a big role. Asian markets also remained in green, which further increased the confidence of Indian investors. So let’s see in detail what happened in the market today and what it means for investors!
Market condition: Sensex and Nifty jump
On 9 June 2025, Indian equity markets showed strong performance. Here are some key numbers:
| Index | Closing Value | Point Gain | Percentage Gain |
| Sensex | 82,618 | 423 | 0.52% |
| Nifty | 24,132 | 130 | 0.52% |
Sensex: Sensex showed a steady climb at the start of the day and closed at 82,618 with a gain of 423 points. It also touched 82,650 intraday.
Nifty: Nifty also performed well, settling at 24,132 with a gain of 130 points. Intraday high was around 24,150.
These gains are a positive signal for the market, especially when optimism is also visible in global markets.
How did Global Cues boost?
There were several global factors behind this market boom:
1. US Jobs Data:
Strong US jobs report helped rally Wall Street, which also impacted Indian markets. Easing economic concerns in the US boosted investor confidence, according to Economic Times.
2. India-US Trade Talks:
There has been progress in trade talks between India and the US, especially in the agriculture and auto sectors. An interim agreement on tariff reductions is expected. The deadline is July 9, which excited investors.
3. Asian Markets:
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng rose 1.3% to 24,000, its highest level since March 2021. Japan’s Nikkei was also up 0.9%, making the overall Asian market sentiment positive.
The Indian rupee also showed strength, closing 8 paise higher at 85.60 against the US dollar. Declining crude oil prices (Brent crude flat at $66.47) also provided relief to oil-importing countries like India.
Performance of Sectors and Stocks
Several sectors led the rally:
Nifty Bank: Hit a record high of 57,049, up 0.4%. The index has gained more than 12% so far in 2025.
Nifty Auto, IT, Financial Services: These sectors saw gains of 0.5% to 1.1%. The auto sector was particularly strong.
Top Gainers: Kotak Mahindra Bank, Tata Motors, Infosys, Axis Bank, Bajaj Finance, and TCS gained up to 2.2%. MCX jumped 4% after receiving regulatory approval for electricity derivatives Economic Times.
Market breadth was also positive, with 2,291 stocks advancing, 1,747 declining, and 195 unchanged. Investor wealth rose by ₹3 lakh crore, and total market cap reached ₹445 lakh crore.
Technical View and Support Levels
According to experts, the support level of Nifty is at 25,000, 24,900, and 24,800, while resistance can be seen at 25,100, 25,200, and 25,300. If Nifty goes below 24,800, then some weakness may come. For Sensex, the level of 82,000 is considered strong support.
Analysts say that FY26 earnings may not reach the mid-teens, which may limit the upside. But, ample liquidity can support the downside, which can maintain stability in the market.
Key Sectors Driving the Gain
Some sectors have given amazing performance in this rally. These are the top performers:
- Aerospace & Defence: Bharat Electronics showed great gains.
- Steel: Tata Steel also made significant upmove.
- Telecom: Bharti Airtel was a key contributor.
- Finance: Bajaj Finance supported the market.
- Infrastructure: Adani Ports’ performance was also amazing.
- Banking: Nifty Bank index touched a record high of 57,076.95, which rose 12% in 2025, and HDFC Bank played a big role in it.
Expert Insights
Market experts have shared their views on this rally:
1. V K Vijayakumar, Geojit Financial Services:
“With the ceasefire between Israel and Iran, global markets are in risk-on mode. However, the unresolved reciprocal tariff issue may cap the upside. Markets will be closely watching developments around July 9, when the 90-day pause on the tariff deal ends.” (Moneycontrol)
2. Anand James, Geojit Financial Services:
“If the index sees a dip, it may find support in the 25,173–25,127 region. Further downside may be seen around 25,014–24,940. On the upside, consolidation may occur near 25,330, with a potential move towards 25,460–25,550.”
3. RBI June Bulletin:
“Global economic conditions remain volatile due to trade policy uncertainty and geopolitical risks. Yet, India’s macroeconomic fundamentals continue to show strength.” (RBI Bulletin)
What does it mean for investors?
This rally is exciting for investors, but it is important to be cautious. Global economic conditions are still volatile, especially due to trade policy uncertainty and geopolitical risks. RBI’s June bulletin has also given a warning about this. Nevertheless, positive global cues and domestic liquidity have given the market strong momentum.
For long-term investors, this could be a good opportunity to invest in quality stocks, especially in banking, auto, and IT sectors. However, short-term traders should keep an eye on volatility and set stop-loss levels.
Conclusion
June 9, 2025 was a great day for the Indian stock market, with Sensex and Nifty registering strong gains taking advantage of global cues. US jobs data, India-US trade talks, and positivity in Asian markets boosted investor confidence. However, the risk of volatility remains in the market, so it is important to adopt a cautious approach. If global tensions remain low and trade talks progress, Indian markets could move higher. Stay tuned for more updates, and keep an eye on your investments!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What are the main reasons for the recent surge in Sensex and Nifty?
Positive global cues such as Israel-Iran ceasefire, strong Asian-US markets, strengthening rupee, and resilient Indian economy.
Which sectors gave top performance in this rally?
Aerospace & Defence, Steel, Telecom, Finance, Infrastructure, and Banking.
What are the current levels of Sensex and Nifty?
Sensex settled at 83,755.87, and Nifty closed at 25,549.
How has been the recent performance of Indian rupee?
Rupee showed strength of 21 paise and settled at 85.87 against USD.
What do market experts say about the future of Indian stock market?
Experts say that the market is still in risk-on mode, but tariff issues will have to be monitored. Support and resistance levels have also been suggested for Nifty.