FII/FPI & DII trading activity on NSE, BSE and MSEI in Capital Market Segment: 30th June 2026

As of 10:22 (IST)

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As of 10:23 (IST)

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NIFTY INDEX DAILY REPORT

The Nifty50 began the latter half of the year with optimism, snapping a two-day slide as the Nifty 50 surged over 140 points to finish above the significant 24,000 threshold at 24,005.85. After a positive opening at 23,897.65, the headline index peaked at an intraday high of 24,049.90. This upward momentum was heavily supported by positive international signals, particularly a technology-driven surge in US markets, as well as  continuous decline in oil prices, encouraging domestic June automobile sales figures, and fading political tensions in the Middle East. From a sector perspective, investors favored consumer goods, media, and private lenders. Thus, if the index stays above the mark of 24,000 it may reach 24,100 but reliability in positivity would only deepen if the index sustains above 24,100.

Bank Nifty staged a remarkable recovery breaking out of its sluggish trading range to post substantial daily gains of 0.85%, closing firmly at 58,033.05 after hitting a peak of 58,134.15 during the session. Financial stocks experienced widespread buying interest as investors hunted for bargains, with top-tier players like Kotak Mahindra Bank surging over two percent alongside solid support from the State Bank of India. This aggressive rally pushed the index past the major 58,000 barrier for the first time all week, but it also served as the primary engine driving the wider stock market back into positive territory.

The real estate sector dominated the market, outperforming all other industries and driving a powerful market-wide rally. The Nifty Realty index experienced a massive 3.58% jump, adding 29.70 points to its previous close of 829.55 to finish the session at 859.25. After starting the day with a positive opening at 834.60, the index climbed steadily and went to touch the session’s high of 860.65. This intense investor interest in property stocks was fueled by explosive growth among industry giants; Aditya Birla Real Estate spearheaded the rally with a 5.47% surge, while Godrej Properties and market leader DLF followed closely with impressive gains of 4.98% and 4.62%, respectively.

Consumer goods stocks staged a brilliant performance leading the wider market recovery with a sharp increase to end the day at 49,853.30. Nifty FMCG index drew heavy, widespread buying as traders shifted funds into household staples, driven by positive analyst forecasts for upcoming company earnings. The defensive-driven surge was incredibly uniform, ensuring that every single stock within the index finished the trading session with gains. Top industry leaders anchored the rally, highlighted by Dabur India’s impressive 5.4% jump, alongside solid advances from Nestle India gained 3.28%, Godrej Consumer Products added 2.7%, and Hindustan Unilever added 2.48%, which collectively shielded the broader market from deep corrections in the IT and commodities spaces.

NIFTY DAILY CHART

Nifty fell to the intra day low of 23,895.10 but managed to settle above its psychological resistance level of Rs24000 at 24005.85 The index is also above its 20EMA and 50EMA on daily charts at 23,843.73 and 23,854.17, respectively. Thus, if the index sustains above this exponential moving average levels and also sustains the level of 24,000 then it may reach 24,100. But confirmation of positivity in the index would only come if index sustains above the mark of 24,100

Equity Market Technical Analysis Snapshot: Jul 01^st, 2026

NIFTY50:

Nifty gained +0.59%, opening at 23,897.65 and witnessing steady buying interest in the early session. The index climbed to an intraday high of 24,049.90, briefly moving above its 11-DMA, before entering a sideways phase for the remainder of the session. It eventually closed at 24,005.85, just below the 11-DMA. Despite the inability to hold above the short-term moving average, the trend remains bullish as the index continues to trade above the 30-DMA, while remaining below the 200-DMA and 11-DMA. The RSI at 55.13 indicates improving momentum with scope for further upside. Immediate resistance is placed at 24,110–24,250, while support is seen at 23,900–23,750. A sustained move above 24,110 could strengthen the bullish outlook, whereas holding above 23,900 will be crucial to maintain the recovery.  

BANKNIFTY:

Bank Nifty advanced +0.85%, opening at 57,573.35 and extending its gains throughout the session. The index reclaimed its 11-DMA, touched an intraday high of 58,134.15, and closed strong at 58,033.05. The trend remains bullish, with Bank Nifty trading comfortably above its 200-DMA, 30-DMA, and 11-DMA, confirming strength across all major timeframes. The RSI at 63.22 reflects healthy bullish momentum without entering overbought territory. Immediate resistance is placed at 58,100–58,450, while support is seen at 57,650–57,300. A decisive breakout above 58,100 could extend the ongoing rally toward higher resistance levels. 

NIFTY MID SELECT:

Nifty Mid Select (Midcap Nifty) gained +0.76%, opening gap-up at 14,461.35 and maintaining a positive bias throughout the session. The index reclaimed its 11-DMA, touched an intraday high of 14,556.90, and settled at 14,536.10, reflecting sustained buying interest. The trend remains bullish as the index now trades above its 200-DMA, 30-DMA, and 11-DMA, reinforcing the strength of the broader uptrend. The RSI at 57.04 suggests positive momentum with room for further gains. Immediate resistance is placed at 14,630–14,770, while support is seen at 14,450–14,300. A sustained breakout above 14,630 could trigger another leg higher in the ongoing uptrend. 

NIFTY IT:

Nifty IT declined –2.01%, opening at 26,381.00 and witnessing sharp selling pressure right from the start of the session. The index breached the crucial support level of 26,180, triggering further weakness and falling to an intraday low of 25,699.10 before settling at 25,769.80. The trend remains firmly bearish, as the index continues to trade below its 200-DMA, 30-DMA, and 11-DMA, reflecting sustained weakness across all major timeframes. The RSI at 30.65 is approaching the oversold zone, indicating that although downside momentum remains strong, a short-covering bounce cannot be ruled out in the near term. Immediate support is placed at 25,500–25,050, while resistance is seen at 26,180–26,650. A sustained recovery above 26,180 would be the first indication of improving short-term sentiment, whereas a break below 25,500 could extend the ongoing bearish trend toward lower levels. 

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FII/FPI & DII trading activity on NSE, BSE and MSEI in Capital Market Segment: 01st July 2026

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