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Consumer Durables, Healthcare Lead Sectoral Rally On June 4, 2026; IT And Metal Stocks Weigh on Market 

By HDFC SKY | Published at: Jun 4, 2026 01:21 PM IST

Consumer Durables and Healthcare indices led sectoral gains on June 4, 2026, while IT and Metal indices remained under pressure during the morning session.

 

Consumer Durables, Healthcare Lead Sectoral Rally On June 4, 2026; IT And Metal Stocks Weigh on Market 
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Mumbai, June 4: Sectoral indices traded with a positive bias on Thursday, with consumer-focused and healthcare-linked segments leading gains, while information technology and metal stocks remained under pressure.

According to exchange data, Nifty Consumer Durables emerged as the top-performing sectoral index, rising 1.31% to 35,121.45. The Nifty MidSmall Healthcare index advanced 0.81% to 47,827.65, while Nifty FMCG gained 0.68% to 48,452.00.

Automobile stocks also supported broader market sentiment, with Nifty Auto climbing 0.59% to 26,245.95. Realty and healthcare-related indices remained in positive territory throughout the session.

Sectoral Performance At 11:21 IST On June 4, 2026

Index Last % Change
Nifty Consumer Durables 35,121.45 1.31%
Nifty MidSmall Healthcare 47,827.65 0.81%
Nifty FMCG 48,452.00 0.68%
Nifty Auto 26,245.95 0.59%
Nifty Realty 765.95 0.44%
Nifty500 Healthcare 19,843.75 0.43%
Nifty PSU Bank 8,220.40 0.42%
Nifty MidSmall IT & Telecom 9,612.65 0.42%
Nifty Pharma 24,181.75 0.40%
Nifty MidSmall Financial Services 21,477.85 0.33%
Nifty Financial Services Ex-Bank 30,095.45 0.26%
Nifty Media 1,424.40 0.25%
Nifty Healthcare Index 15,308.20 0.25%
Nifty Financial Services 25/50 27,258.35 0.24%
Nifty Oil & Gas 11,153.45 0.20%
Nifty Chemicals 29,081.55 0.02%
Nifty REITs & Realty 1,763.70 0.01%
Nifty Private Bank 26,182.95 -0.04%
Nifty Cement 14,568.85 -0.21%
Nifty IT 29,261.20 -0.42%
Nifty Metal 13,456.90 -0.58%

IT And Metal Stocks Drag

Among laggards, Nifty Metal declined 0.58% to 13,456.90, making it the weakest sectoral index in the session. Nifty IT fell 0.42% to 29,261.20, while Nifty Cement slipped 0.21%.

Private banking shares also traded marginally lower, with Nifty Private Bank easing 0.04%.

The divergence between defensive sectors such as consumer durables, FMCG and healthcare, and cyclical sectors including metals and technology, reflected selective buying interest across the market.

Market Breadth Indicates Selective Participation

The majority of sectoral indices remained in positive territory as of 11:21 IST on June 4, 2026, suggesting broad-based support from consumption, healthcare and financial services segments. However, weakness in IT and metal counters capped gains in the broader market.

Investors continued to favour domestic consumption and healthcare themes, while profit-booking in technology and commodity-linked stocks weighed on sectoral performance.

Conclusion

Sectoral trends at 11:21 IST on June 4, 2026 highlighted strong momentum in consumer durables, healthcare and FMCG stocks. While most sectors traded higher, declines in IT and metal indices prevented a more uniform advance across the market, underscoring a selective risk appetite among investors.

Source:

  • https://www.nseindia.com/market-data/index-performances
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