It was another robust monthly performance by the Nifty in June 2025. After gaining 3.5% in April and 1.7% in May; the Nifty added another 3.1% in June 2025. It was a mix of positive FPI flows as well as positive news flows. The RBI cut rates by a full 50 basis points in its June policy and also announced reduction of 100 bps in the CRR in phases. More importantly, inflation and CAD are well in control, although growth still leaves a lot to be desired. The positive sentiments were aptly reflected in the Nifty June 2025 performance. Here is a granular break-up of Nifty performance for a 360-degree view.
Jun 2025 Nifty stock ranking on Swing | Jun 2025 Nifty stock ranking on Bounce |
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JIOFIN 13.99% | BEL 0.87% |
GRASIM 11.73% | HDFCLIFE 0.98% |
ETERNAL 10.84% | HDFCBANK 1.34% |
SHRIRAMFIN 10.56% | BHARTIARTL 1.49% |
TRENT 10.17% | ICICIBANK 1.54% |
1-Year Stock Swing | 1-Year Stock Resilience |
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BHARTIARTL 39.16% | BEL 75.98% |
BEL 37.79% | JIOFIN 64.81% |
HDFCLIFE 36.85% | BAJFINANCE 45.84% |
ETERNAL 32.17% | ADANIPORTS 45.04% |
BAJAJFINSV 29.46% | INDUSINDBK 44.06% |
Data Source: NSE
Let us first look at the 1st table, which reflects the swing. It is measured as a combination of 1-month returns and proximity to the peak price of the year. In April, the focus of the leaders was on CPSEs and defence stocks, which was obvious in war-like conditions. In May also, the defence story sustained but financials made an impact. In June, the swing entirely favoured the financials.
What about the bounce factor in the 2nd below table? Here we have looked at the 1-year returns and also the bounce from yearly lows. While financials are present here also, there are also other consumer stories that are seen here. Also, stocks like BEL and Bharti Airtel continue to be market favourites. While financials are still a proxy for the India consumption story, other themes like telecom and consumer services also emerged.
The Nifty’s performance in June 2025 builds on the positive momentum of the previous months. With financials continuing to dominate both swing and bounce rankings, the sector is clearly riding high on domestic consumption and liquidity themes. Meanwhile, consistent performers like BEL and Bharti Airtel underscore the strength of bottom-up stock picking.
The emerging trend suggests investors are gradually shifting focus from global-exposed sectors to India-centric stories. As we step into the next quarter, this preference for domestic resilience could continue to drive returns - especially in financials, telecom, and defence-linked names.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any securities. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Please consult with a registered financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
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