Indian equity benchmark -- Nifty ended lower on Thursday amid ongoing US-Iran jitters. The U.S. launched a fresh round of military strikes against Iran, stoking worries that the Iran war could drag on, disrupting energy supplies for longer. Index made a gap-down start following weak cues from other Asian markets as escalated geopolitical tensions in West Asia boosted crude oil prices and weighted on market sentiments. Further, cautiousness came with continued foreign institutional investors’ (FIIs) selling in Indian equity market. As per NSE data, FIIs offloaded equities worth Rs 2,124.98 on June 10. However, during late morning session, index trimmed its losses and entered into green terrain supported by gains in Media, Pharma and Banking stocks. Meanwhile, some support came with reports stating that India attracted cumulative Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows of $843 billion between 2014-15 and 2025-26, registering a 169% increase over the preceding 12-year period. But, in last leg of the session, Nifty witnessed renewed selling pressure to end marginally lower.
India Volatility Index (VIX), a gauge for market’s short-term expectation of volatility decreased by 0.12% and reached 15.61. The 50 share Nifty down by 53.35 point or 0.23% to settle at 23,161.60.
Nifty June 2026 futures closed at 23227.90 (LTP) on Thursday, at a premium of 66.30 points over spot closing of 23161.60, while Nifty July 2026 futures ended at 23320.00 (LTP), at a premium of 158.40 points over spot closing. Nifty June futures saw an addition of 714 units, taking the total open interest (Contracts) to 2,95,088 units. The near month derivati
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