IT Stocks Lead Nifty 50, But It Ends Flat at 25,141.40

Mumbai, June 11, 2025, 15:30 IST: On Wednesday, the Nifty 50 index (NSE: NIFTY) closed marginally higher by 37.15 points, settling at 25,141.40, up by 0.15%. Gains in the IT and auto sectors helped to offset declines seen in financials, FMCG, and power stocks. Throughout the session, the index traded within a narrow range, hitting a high of 25,222.40 and a low of 25,081.30.

The index remains just 4.38% below its record high of 26,277.35. Over the past 30 days, the Nifty has gained 4.57%, while the 1-year return stands at +7.93% as of June 10, 2025.

Index Snapshot

Index Metric	Value
Open	25,134.15
High	25,222.40
Low	25,081.30
Close	25,141.40
Previous Close	25,104.25
Daily Change	+22.10
% Change	+0.09%
52-Week High	26,277.35
52-Week Low	21,743.65
Traded Volume	301.15 crore shares
Traded Value	₹2.58 lakh crore
Market Breadth	28 Advances / 22 Declines

Sector Highlights

In Tuesday’s session, the Nifty 50’s marginal gain was a result of a tug-of-war between strong sectors and those facing headwinds.

Outperformers (Gains):

• Technology stocks were the primary drivers, with significant contributions from HCL Technologies (+3.19%), Infosys (+2.01%), and Tech Mahindra (+1.68%). Wipro (+1.62%) and TCS (+0.23%) also added to the sector’s positive performance.
• Auto majors like Bajaj Auto (+1.23%) and Hero MotoCorp (+0.71%) provided support.
• Energy and pharmaceutical stocks, including ONGC (+1.13%) and Cipla (+1.11%), also closed in the green.

Underperformers (Losses):

• Financials and defensive sectors largely dragged the index down.
• Top laggards included Power Grid (-1.98%), BEL (-1.30%), Adani Ports (-1.04%), and HUL (-0.94%).

Top Gainers and Losers

Gainers	Last Price (₹)	% Change
HCL Technologies	1,721.30	+3.19%
Infosys	1,628.00	+2.01%
Tech Mahindra	1,638.00	+1.68%
Wipro	259.00	+1.62%
Bajaj Auto	8,732.50	+1.23%

Losers	Last Price (₹)	% Change
Shriram Finance	684.60	-2.26%
Power Grid	295.10	-1.98%
BEL	392.25	-1.30%
Adani Ports	1,458.40	-1.04%
Hindustan Unilever	2,372.70	-0.94%

Future Market Outlook

The Nifty 50 remained flat but held above 25,100, indicating steady investor sentiment. IT and auto stocks supported the index, while financials and FMCG dragged. In the near term, the index is expected to trade between 25,000 and 25,300, with global cues and macroeconomic data likely to guide the next move.

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