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Daily Market Update
24-Jun-20261 min readvipin kumar

Crude oil near 4-month low as more tankers pass through Hormuz- Daily Market Update 24th June 2026

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Oil prices extended their decline on Wednesday, hovering near the four-month lows touched in the previous session, as signs emerged that more oil tankers stranded in the Gulf since the start of the Iran conflict are preparing to move through the Strait of Hormuz.

Overview and Outlook

Global Stock Market Today

  • The US Stock markets settled on a flat to negative note.
  • European equity markets too ended on a flat to negative note.
  • Asian equity markets are trading mix.
  • GIFT Nifty is little changed, Nifty futures is likely to open around 23800 levels.

 

News highlights from across the globe

  • Wall Street settled lower on Tuesday as tech sell-off that began on Monday deepens globally.
  • Asian equity markets are trading mix and observe cautious recovery from Tuesday’s global tech-led selloff that renewed concerns that the artificial intelligence-driven equity rally may have run too far, too fast.
  • Oil prices dropped on Wednesday after settling 1% lower in the previous session amid signs of progress in US-Iran peace talks. Brent futures last traded 0.17% lower at $76.47 per barrel.

 

Important news updates from the domestic front

  • IRFC announced an Offer for Sale (OFS) to divest up to a 2% stake (26.1 crore shares) in the state-run railway financier. The base size is set at 13.1 crore shares with an oversubscription green-shoe option for an equal amount. Crucially, the floor price has been locked at Rs 91 per share.
  • NTPC subsidiary Patratu Vidyut उत्पादन Nigam Ltd (PVUNL) has officially declared the commercial operations of Unit-2 of the Patratu Super Thermal Power Project in Jharkhand. The unit injects a massive 800 MW of high-efficiency super-critical power capacity into the grid, reinforcing NTPC’s baseline power supply metrics.
  • REC & PFC- The structural transformation of India’s state-backed power sector financing is entering its final countdown. The board of REC is officially scheduled to meet on June 28 to formally consider and vote on the final scheme of amalgamation and merger with Power Finance Corporation (PFC).
  • Tata Power received a significant operational extension as the Ministry of Power extended the validity of its Section 11 directions under the Electricity Act, 2003, up to September 30. The regulatory mandate forces the full-capacity operation of its ultra-mega power plant (UMPP) at Mundra, ensuring cost-plus tariff compensation amidst high seasonal power demands.
  • NLC India entered into a strategic green-energy MoU with oil marketing giant Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL). The parties will establish a formal Joint Venture to co-develop large-scale renewable energy power plants across Tamil Nadu, pooling land assets and power evacuation logistics.
  • Bajaj Auto disclosed that its IT infrastructure, alongside certain networks of its subsidiaries, was recently hit by a localized ransomware attack. The management clarified that its cybersecurity protocols and rapid containment frameworks successfully mitigated the threat promptly, with zero impact on baseline manufacturing operations or supply chain links. Separately, its core financing arm approved the private placement of 50,000 NCDs to raise Rs 500 crore.
  • Wipro sealed a comprehensive global cyber defense solution partnership with cybersecurity giant Palo Alto Networks. Separately, the firm extended the timeline for completing its asset and customer contract acquisition of Alpha Net Consulting to September 30, pushing it back from the initial June 30 target.
  • Infosys formed a long-term AI managed services pact with global semiconductor leader GlobalFoundries. Under the contract, Infosys will deploy its proprietary AI architecture to deliver end-to-end, automation-led managed services to optimize GlobalFoundries’ manufacturing workflows.
  • PI Industries substantially strengthened the equity structure of its high-growth pharma intermediate segment by converting Rs 1,000 crore worth of Optionally Fully Convertible Debentures (OFCDs) held in its arm, PI Health Sciences, into 72.46 crore fresh equity shares at Rs 13.8 per share.
  • City Union Bank has approved a capital-raising framework to pull in up to Rs 500 crore via a Qualified Institutions Placement (QIP) route.
  • Yes Bank scheduled a crucial board meeting on June 29 to comprehensively consider, review, and approve various avenues for raising fresh equity or hybrid capital.
  • Power Grid announced a dual financial management agenda for its upcoming June 26 board meeting, where it will evaluate both the issuance of fresh domestic debentures and a potential External Commercial Borrowing (ECB) program of up to $500 million.
  • PFC continuing its active capital-market deployments, the non-banking finance giant successfully issued dollar-denominated senior secured notes worth $300 million maturing in 2031.
  • IRCTC announced that the government has accepted the resignation of CMD Sanjay Jain, who stepped down citing personal grounds.
  • Balakrishna Industries announced the formal resignation of its Deputy CFO, Ravi Narayan Joshi, from his executive financial role.
  • Karur Vysya Bank orchestrated a top-tier executive rotation, appointing its current Chief Financial Officer, Ramshankar R, to take charge as the private bank’s new Chief Operating Officer (COO) effective October 15.
  • Garden Reach Shipbuilders emerged as the lowest (L1) bidder for a state-backed contract valued at Rs 40 crore to supply one 15-ton Electric Bollard Pull Tug, maintaining its robust order pipeline.

 

Nifty Overview & Outlook

The benchmark Nifty index ended sharply lower at the 23824 spot level, down nearly 300 points from its previous close amid a vertical decline in the Korean equity markets.

Performance on the broader front was mix. Mid cap index fell in line with the benchmark, down over 1%, whereas Small cap index outperformed the benchmark, down less than half a percent.

All sectoral indices, barring Pharma and Healthcare, ended in red. Among them, Nifty Metal was the worst performer, down over 3% followed by IT and PSU Bank index that were down around 2% each.

The Nifty index is trading on the verge of breaking below the lower band of its 7-day congestion range (between the 23800 and 24200 spot levels). Moving forward, a decisive close below the 23800 spot level could drag it towards the 23600-23500 levels in the near term. Conversely, sustainability above the 23950 spot level could lead it back to the upper band of the congestion range, which is 24200 spot levels.

 

Derivatives Overview & Outlook

Yesterday, short buildup was seen among Nifty, Banknifty and Finnifty futures with an increase in open interest by 3.7%, 2.5% and 2.5% respectively along with some long unwinding in Midcapnifty futures with decrease in open interest by around 2%.

Majority of the F&O sectors, barring Pharma & Textile, settled lower on short buildup. Amongst them, Infrastructure, Metal, Technology, Auto and Chemical stocks witnessed maximum addition of short positions.

On options front, Nifty will start the last weekly series of June contract with maximum positions at 25000 CE closely followed by 24000 CE and 24000 PE.

 

Institutional Trading Activity

Yesterday, FIIs bought stocks worth Rs 18 Cr in the cash segment, sold index futures worth Rs 937 Cr and also sold stocks futures worth Rs 1081 Cr. DIIs too were net buyers in the cash segment to the tune of Rs 680 Cr.

 

Nifty Futures, Banknifty Futures and Finnifty Futures Key Levels

Nifty – Resistances 24000-24100; Supports 23700-23600

Banknifty – Resistances 57600-58000; Supports 56800-56500

Finnifty – Resistances 26500-26650; Supports 26200- 26000

 

F&O stocks in ban today: KAYNES

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