Nifty & Sensex — 09 Jul 2026
PRE-MARKET · 08:40 IST
Markets look set for a mildly positive open, tracking a firm GIFT Nifty even as Wall Street closed mixed overnight. Falling US yields and steady DII buying offset continued FII selling; USD/INR and DXY are both roughly flat, leaving no strong cross-asset push either way. India VIX stays subdued, so today's setup carries normal conviction rather than a cautious one.
EOD · 16:20 IST
Pre-Market
Section titled “Pre-Market”Markets Data
Section titled “Markets Data”| Input | Value | Vote |
|---|---|---|
| GIFT Nifty | +0.42% | +1 |
| S&P 500 o/n | -0.15% | 0 |
| Nasdaq o/n | -0.32% | −1 |
| US 10Y yield | 4.28% ▼ | +1 |
| DXY | 97.85 ▲ | 0 |
| FII net (prev) | -2,140 cr | −1 |
| DII net (prev) | +1,880 cr | +1 |
| USD/INR | 83.62 ▲ | 0 |
| Prev close in range | top third | +1 |
| India VIX | 14.8 ▲ | — |
| Brent | $82.40 ▲ | context |
| NET BIAS | Mildly Long | +2 |
Signal
Section titled “Signal”Bias: Mildly Long · +2
- IT stocks poised for a firm start as the rupee holds steady against the dollarA stable rupee supports margin expectations for export-heavy IT names ahead of the sector's earnings season. — Moneycontrol
- Foreign investors extend their selling streak into a second straight weekContinued FII outflows are one of the morning's few headwinds for the bias call. — ET Markets
- Domestic funds keep buying as insurers and mutual funds absorb the FII sellingDII net buying is the main domestic offset to the FII outflow this week. — Livemint
EOD · 16:20 IST
Nifty closed up 0.38% at 24,512, extending the morning's mild-Long call through to the close. IT led on rupee stability and firm US futures, while metals lagged on soft Chinese demand data. Breadth stayed constructive with advances outnumbering declines, and Bank Nifty was the day's strongest index on private-lender buying.
| Index | Close | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Nifty 50 | 24,512.3 | +0.38% |
| Sensex | 80,845.1 | +0.34% |
| Bank Nifty | 55,210.75 | +0.52% |
1,842 advances / 1,203 declines · Leaders: IT, Auto · Laggards: Metal, PSU Bank
- IT majors lead the rally after a steady rupee and firm US futures lifted sentimentIT was the session's strongest sector, directly lifting the Nifty off its morning levels. — Moneycontrol
- Metal stocks drag as weak Chinese demand data weighs on base metal pricesMetals were the day's biggest laggard, capping the broader index's gains. — Business Standard
- Bank Nifty outperforms on renewed buying in private lendersBank Nifty's 0.52% gain was the session's strongest index move. — ET Markets