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There are strong indications that the bullish trend will continue for the fifth consecutive trading session for the Indian Stock Market today i.e. on June 18, 2026. On Singapore Exchange, GIFT Nifty is trading in the green at 24,065.50 (and 24,092.50 on some ticks) with an impressive gain of 108.50 points or 0.45 percent in early trade. This indicates a very strong and positive opening for domestic benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty 50.
On the global diplomacy front, the official end of the US-Iran war and the huge softening of crude oil prices have given a big boost to the sentiments of the Indian market. Let us understand on the basis of data from global markets, foreign fund flows and currency market, what are the major signals before the market opens this morning.
Market Overview: The market closed on the rise for the fourth consecutive day
In the last trading session i.e. on June 17, a strengthening trend was seen for the fourth consecutive day on the basis of all-round sectoral buying in the Indian stock market:
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Sensex: Jumping 347.14 points or 0.45 percent at the end of trading. 77,155.62 Closed at the level of.
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Nifty 50: Registering a gain of 96.55 points or 0.40 percent. 24,085.70 Succeeded in achieving closure at an important psychological level.
According to interior charts, if Nifty crosses the resistance level of 24,100 after opening today, then according to technical analysts the market will soon fall. 24,500 Higher levels of up to Rs. 10,000 appear possible. today on a weekly basis Sensex Expiry Also, due to which volatility may increase in the afternoon session.
Asian Market: Japan’s ‘Nikkei’ made a new record
There is a strong recovery and bullish atmosphere in most of the Asian stock markets except China and Hong Kong in this morning session:
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Nikkei: Japan’s main index Huge increase of 1.89% Has reached its historic new all-time high record level with.
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KOSPI: Great buying is also being seen in the South Korean market and this 0.76% Trading up.
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Other markets: taiwanese market 0.86% and The Straits Times of Singapore 0.04% Showing progress. However, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng 1.61% and China’s Shanghai Composite 0.04% Trading with a weakness of Rs.
US Market: S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell more than 1% due to fear of ‘Hawkish Fed’
Unlike Indian and Asian markets, American Wall Street witnessed heavy selling on Wednesday night. The main reason for this was the policy announcement of the American central bank Federal Reserve (US Fed). Although the Fed has kept interest rates stable at 3.5%-3.75%, the new Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh The government’s tough stance and ‘dot plot’ by 9 out of 18 governors later this year Rate Hike American investors were frightened by the estimate.
After delivering record-high closings for two consecutive sessions, US indices witnessed a major correction:
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Dow Jones: With a huge decline of 507.12 points or 0.98%. 51,492.55 But it closed.
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S&P 500: Slipping 91.25 points or 1.21% 7,420.10 Came to the level of.
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Nasdaq Composite (Nasdaq): Tech-heavy index 354.69 points or 1.34% with the biggest decline of 26,021.66 But it closed.
Condition of dollar index and bond yield
The US dollar has received strong support in the global currency market due to the Federal Reserve completely removing the old signals of ‘rate cut’ from its policy statement.
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Dollar Index: Get stronger and reach your highest level of the day 100.27 Has reached.
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US Bond Yield: However, slight softness was observed in the bond market. US 10-year treasury bond yield decreased by 2 basis points 4.46% And 2-year bond yields fell 1.7 basis points. 4.16% But she has arrived.
Currency Market: Asian currencies fall due to dollar strength
Today, under the pressure of the strengthening US dollar, weakness is being seen in most of the Asian currencies.
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Worst performance: South Korean Won (KRW), in which 0.61% There was a big decline. Subsequently Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) 0.58% and Philippine Peso (PHP) 0.34% Till broke.
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Other Currencies: Indonesian Rupiah declined by 0.21%, Taiwan Dollar by 0.16% and Chinese Renminbi and Japanese Yen declined by 0.06% and 0.02% respectively.
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Exception (Strength): Only the Thai baht against the dollar (+0.05%) and the Singapore dollar (+0.03%) managed to take only a slight lead.
Institutional Investors (FII & DII Fund Flow): Continuous purchase of domestic and foreign funds.
The biggest supporting factor for the Indian stock market is that institutional investors remain net buyers on both fronts, which is strengthening the lower levels of the market:
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Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs): In the session of June 17, foreign portfolio investors stopped their selling in the market. More than Rs 100 crore Made net purchase of shares.
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Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs): Domestic mutual funds and institutions continued their strong support to the Indian market and in the last session Rs 1,561 crore Made bumper net purchase.
Keep a close eye on these stocks today (Stocks to Watch): Today in terms of intraday trading RVNL, Lemon Tree Hotels and Lupine Such stocks will remain on special radar due to news and corporate announcements. Apart from this, due to the expiry of Sensex, traders are advised to hold positions with strict stoploss in their options trades after 2 pm.