Nifty Financial Services Index in Red Today

Authored By Ankur Chandra | Last Modified: Jun 13, 2025 07:50 PM IST

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Mumbai, 13 June 2025, 12:12 PM – Risk-off sentiments, along with an increase in market volatility (measured by the VIX Index), pushed the Nifty Financial Services Index down by 306.65 points (-1.15%) to 26,273.25 as of 12:45 PM. The index opened at 26,132.10 and touched an intraday high of 26,316.55 before paring gains.

Massive sell-off across sectors, including BFSI stocks, dragged the financial services stocks down, as the market breadth within the index was even weaker. Eighteen constituent stocks declined, and only two advanced during the early trading hours. This indicates macro sensitivity as financial services stocks are influenced heavily by global trends.

Index Summary (Intraday)

Metric	Value
Open	26,132.10
Day High	26,316.55
Day Low	26,132.10
Last Price	26,273.25
Previous Close	26,579.90
Change	-306.65
% Change	-1.15%
1-Year High	27,086.70
1-Year Low	22,250.05
Total Traded Volume	4.82 crore shares
Total Turnover	₹4,584.5 crore
Time Stamp	13-Jun-2025 12:45 PM

Top Performing Stocks (Gainers)

Stock	LTP	% Change
ICICI Lombard (ICICIGI)	₹1,929	+1.42%
Muthoot Finance (MUTHOOTFIN)	₹2,587.5	+1.27%

Sector Draggers (Key Decliners)

Stock	LTP	% Change
Cholamandalam Investment (CHOLAFIN)	₹1,551.20	-1.93%
State Bank of India (SBIN)	₹790.95	-1.86%
Shriram Finance (SHRIRAMFIN)	₹657.00	-1.65%
Power Finance Corp (PFC)	₹406.90	-1.64%
Bajaj Finserv (BAJAJFINSV)	₹1,996.50	-1.59%

Broader Context:

The financial pack mirrored the broader Nifty 50’s weakness, down 0.81% at 24,685.60 around the same time. Selling pressure was notable across private and public sector banks, NBFCs, and insurance firms. The fall came despite positive moves in select insurance names, hinting at sectoral rotation.

Near-Term Outlook:

The index is now just 3.05% off its 52-week high of 27,086.70. Short-term sentiment remains cautious as investors track global cues and await clarity on monetary direction from central banks.

The market is expected to remain volatile as heavyweights in the financial sector react to institutional flows and other global developments.

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