On June 10, 2025, the Indian stock market closed with minimal movement as cautious sentiment prevailed. The S&P BSE SENSEX edged down by 53.49 points (0.06%), closing at 82,391.72, while the NSE NIFTY50 remained nearly unchanged, gaining 1.05 points to settle at 25,104.25. Investors adopted a wait-and-watch approach amid ongoing US-China trade talks in London and profit-taking in banking stocks, which tempered market enthusiasm.
Key Market Highlights
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IT Stocks Rally: The IT sector emerged as a bright spot, with strong performances driving gains in the broader market.
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Banking Sector Pressure: Profit booking in banking stocks weighed on the indices, limiting upward momentum.
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Market Breadth Positive: Despite the flat close, more stocks advanced than declined, reflecting underlying resilience.
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Broader Market Gains: Midcap and smallcap indices posted marginal gains, signaling selective buying interest.
Mutual Fund Inflows Decline
The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) reported a 22% drop in net inflows into equity mutual funds, falling to ₹19,013.12 crore in May 2025. This marked the fifth consecutive month of declining inflows, contributing to market unease. Investors are closely monitoring these trends for cues on retail participation.
FII and DII Activity
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Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) were net buyers, purchasing equities worth ₹1,992.87 crore on June 9, as per exchange data.
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Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) showed stronger conviction, acquiring ₹3,503.79 crore worth of equities, bolstering market stability.
Global Market Context
Global markets displayed mixed performances as investors awaited updates from the US-China trade negotiations in London. In Asia:
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Japan’s Nikkei 225 rose 0.32% to 38,211.51, reflecting cautious optimism.
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China’s Shanghai Composite slipped 0.44% to 3,384.82, signaling lingering concerns over trade disputes.
Outlook
The Indian market’s near-flat close underscores a cautious stance as investors assess global trade developments and domestic fund flow trends. The IT sector’s strength offers a silver lining, while banking stocks may need renewed buying interest to regain momentum. With the broader market showing resilience, selective stock-picking opportunities may emerge for savvy investors.
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