Nifty 50 Outlook for June
11, 2025
Market
Recap and Sentiment
·
Nifty
50 closed marginally higher at 25,104.25 on June 10, 2025, marking a fifth
consecutive day of gains but reflecting a range-bound, consolidative session
with limited momentum
·
The
index remains above the psychologically important 25,000 mark, supported by
recent RBI policy easing and continued foreign/domestic inflows
·
Broader
market participation is healthy, with midcap and smallcap indices
outperforming, though sector rotation is evident
Key
Technical Levels
Level |
Value Range |
Commentary |
Immediate
Support |
25,000–24,900 |
Crucial
for sustaining the uptrend |
Next
Support |
24,800–24,650 |
Breakdown
here could trigger deeper correction |
Immediate
Resistance |
25,200–25,250 |
Zone
to watch for breakout attempts |
Higher
Resistance |
25,300–25,350 |
Decisive
breakout here could open 25,500–25,600 |
·
Options Data: Highest Call OI at 26,000;
significant at 25,500 and 25,200. Highest Put OI at 25,100 and 25,000,
reinforcing these as key levels.
Technical
& Sentiment Insights
·
The
Nifty has formed small-bodied and bearish candles in consecutive sessions,
signaling consolidation and selling pressure at higher levels, but the overall
structure remains positive
·
RSI
remains above 60, MACD is positive, and the index is trading above all key
moving averages, indicating underlying strength
·
India VIX has declined near 14, suggesting low
volatility and supporting a bullish undertone
·
Institutional
flows remain supportive, with net buying from both FIIs and DIIs.
Expert
Views & Strategy
·
Buy on Dips: Most analysts advise
accumulating on declines toward 24,900–25,000, with tight stop-losses below
24,850
·
Profit Booking: Consider booking profits near
25,200–25,300 unless a decisive breakout occurs
·
Breakout Watch: Sustained move above
25,250–25,300 could trigger a rally toward 25,500–25,600 in the short term
·
Downside Risk: A fall below 24,850–24,800
could lead to a sharper correction toward 24,650 or lower
Event
Triggers to Watch
·
US
inflation data and India CPI (due Thursday) could influence sentiment and
volatility.
·
Global
cues and sector rotation will remain important for short-term direction
Summary
Table
Bias |
Above 25,200–25,250 |
Below 25,000–24,900 |
Below 24,800 |
Bullish |
25,300–25,600+ |
Cautious/Buy
on dips |
Trend
reversal |
In summary:
Nifty 50 is expected to remain in a consolidation phase on June 11, 2025, with
a positive bias as long as it holds above 25,000. A breakout above
25,200–25,250 may open the door to 25,300–25,600, while a drop below
24,900–24,800 could trigger a deeper correction. Traders should buy on dips
with disciplined stop-losses and watch for global macro triggers for fresh
momentum
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