Stock Market Today, June 24 Highlights: Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty ended in green on Wednesday, June 24, after falling sharply in the previous session, following softening crude oil prices and buying in blue-chips.
The 30-share BSE Sensex surged 790.54 points or 1.04 per cent to close at 76,991.22, while the 50-share Nifty50 rallied 197.55 points or 0.83 per cent to end at 24,021.65, respectively.
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Riyank Arora, Associate Vice President – HNI & Derivatives, Hedged.in, said, “Indian equity markets witnessed a strong recovery during today’s trading session, with benchmark indices ending sharply higher amid broad-based buying across sectors. The positive momentum helped key indices reclaim important resistance levels, indicating improving market sentiment and renewed buying interest.”
Nifty 50 closed at 24,016, up 197 points (+0.83%). The index managed to move decisively above the psychological 24,000 mark, reflecting strength in the ongoing trend. Immediate support is now placed near 23,900–23,850, while a stronger support zone exists around 23,750. On the upside, resistance is seen at 24,100–24,150, followed by 24,250. A sustained move above these levels could accelerate bullish momentum and open the door for further gains, Arora stated.
“BSE Sensex ended at 77,028, gaining 790 points (+1.04%). The index witnessed strong buying participation and closed near the day’s highs, signaling a positive undertone. Immediate support is placed around 76,700–76,500, while resistance is seen near 77,300–77,500. A breakout above this zone could further strengthen the bullish outlook,” the analyst further said.
“The sharp rebound in benchmark indices indicates renewed confidence among market participants after recent consolidation. The broader market structure remains positive, and today’s strong close suggests that buyers continue to maintain control. While intermittent profit booking cannot be ruled out, the overall trend remains constructive as long as key support levels are defended. Traders may continue to adopt a buy-on-dips approach while maintaining prudent risk management, he concluded.
