Closing Bell: Sensex Hits All Time High, Nifty At 23,290; All Sectors Ended In Green

Sensex ended the day with a gain of 1,619 points to 76,693.6 and Nifty soared 469 points to 23,290 on Friday, 7th June 2024. Nifty Bank rallied 511 points to 49,803 and Nifty Midcap zoomed 781 points to 53,195.

In a recent meeting held on Friday, the board of directors of HDFC Asset Management Company (HDFC AMC) declared an interim dividend of Rs 70 per share for eligible shareholders.

Except for banking and financial stocks, all other sectoral indices traded higher. IT stocks were top performers, with gains also added by real estate stocks as well to the broader market.

All eyes in India will be on RBI which will announce the June monetary policy outcomes on Friday. The market and expert consensus is that RBI will hold rates with the repo rate at 6.5% and continue a 'withdrawal to accommodation' stance. However, it will be keenly watched if RBI follows the pattern of other central banks that have started to trim their rates.

On Thursday, both the ECB and the Bank of Canada trimmed key rates owing to easing in economies. Also, the Swiss National Bank has cut rates too. India's economy too has shown resilient growth with FY24 rate at 8.2%.

For the week, the Nifty has managed to climb 1.3%. To completely erase the losses from the previous week, the index needs to close above 22,957. Additionally, a close above 22,530 will ensure weekly gains. Thursday's high of 22,910 is now the immediate resistance level, followed by the crucial 23,000 mark.

Attention is now turning to the upcoming session on Friday, which is poised to be dominated by the Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting. Market expectations are largely centered around a status quo with no changes in the stance. However, investors will be watching for any revisions to the GDP or inflation estimates for the financial year 2025.

The Nifty Bank has mirrored the overall market's volatility, facing resistance at the 49,600 level on Thursday and ending 400 points below its intra-day high. Nevertheless, it managed to defend the 49,000 mark at the close, maintaining a flat position for the week with a slight positive bias. This stability suggests cautious optimism among investors, who are balancing short-term uncertainty with long-term potential.

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