Thursday, June 26, 2025

Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates: Nifty heads towards 25,400; Airtel, Jio Fin among gainers

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Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates: Nifty surged past the 25,318 mark, hitting an 8-month high. The index is furthering its advance, closing in on the 25,400 mark. In addition, the Sensex index also surged by over 350 points.  Meanwhile, the Nifty Bank index has grown moderately today with gains of 0.21%.Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates: The Indian markets, aligning with the cues, opened in green.  Post opening, the Nifty entered the monthly expiry session; the index surged past the 25,318 mark, hitting an 8-month high. The index is furthering its advance, closing in on the 25,400 mark. In addition, the Sensex index also surged by over 350 points.  Meanwhile, the Nifty Bank index has grown moderately today with gains of 0.21%.The shares of Western Carriers rose after the company won an order worth ₹500 crore. Major block deals of PB Fintech and Mobikwik pushed the shares prices of these companies to red.With the Israel-Iran ceasefire, global cues are thin, and that showed up in last night’s Wall Street session as well, where the indices ended little changed but close to record highs.Multiple stocks also have their shareholder lock-in period end today. The bulls may also take heart from the RBI monthly bulletin, which showcased resilient economic activity.Watch this space for all the live updates.

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