Pre-Market: NSE, BSE Opening
Sensex Nifty pre-market today indicates a flat-to-mildly-negative opening for Indian equity benchmarks on the NSE and BSE. GIFT Nifty futures were trading around 23,390, down 0.05% from the previous close of 23,402.5, after touching an intraday high of 23,416 and a low of 23,368. This follows Thursday’s session, where the Sensex settled at 73,832.55 (down 0.20%) and the Nifty 50 closed at 23,161.60 (down 0.23%), as profit booking offset early gains.
FII/DII Activity
In the latest FII/DII activity (June 11, 2026), Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) remained net sellers, offloading equities worth ₹2,249.03 crore (buying ₹12,983.89 crore against sales of ₹15,232.92 crore). Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) continued their buying streak with net purchases of ₹4,365.11 crore (buying ₹15,501.84 crore versus sales of ₹11,136.73 crore), helping cushion the market against sharper FII-led outflows.
Top Gainers / Top Losers
Aegis Logistics led the gainers, surging 15.59% to ₹925.90, followed by Zee Entertainment (+8.28% to ₹111.45) and DOMS Industries (+6.46% to ₹2,255.40). On the downside, NIIT tumbled 9.06% to ₹85.05, while Gujarat State Petronet, Hindustan Oil Exploration and Balkrishna Industries also featured among the day’s biggest decliners.
| Stock | Price (₹) | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Top Gainers | ||
| Aegis Logistics | 925.90 | +15.59% |
| Zee Entertainment | 111.45 | +8.28% |
| DOMS Industries | 2,255.40 | +6.46% |
| Top Losers | ||
| NIIT | 85.05 | -9.06% |
| Gujarat State Petronet | 268.35 | -7.13% |
| Hindustan Oil Exploration | 167.70 | -6.02% |
| Balkrishna Industries | 1,974.00 | -5.24% |
Sector Performance
Sector-wise, energy and oil & gas counters stayed under pressure as Gujarat State Petronet and Hindustan Oil Exploration dragged the segment lower, even as crude prices eased from recent highs. Media stocks bucked the trend, led by Zee Entertainment’s sharp rally, while broader sentiment remained cautious ahead of the weekend amid continued volatility linked to Middle East developments and global crude price swings.
Commodity Watch
On the commodity watch, gold extended its rally, jumping over 3% to around $4,241.70 an ounce on safe-haven demand, while crude oil eased, with WTI futures slipping 1.86% to $86.08 per barrel after President Trump signalled a pullback from further strikes on Iran, easing some of the geopolitical risk premium built into oil prices over the past week.
Currency Watch
In currency markets, the Indian rupee held steady near 95.27 against the US dollar, supported by easing crude prices and a stable dollar index. A firmer rupee is providing some relief to import-heavy sectors and helping offset part of the inflationary pressure stemming from elevated global commodity prices.
Global Market Cues
Global market cues turned supportive overnight, with Wall Street rallying sharply on Thursday — the Dow Jones surged 1.85% to 50,841, the S&P 500 climbed about 1.8%, and the Nasdaq jumped near 2.5% — after President Trump cancelled planned strikes on Iran and hinted at a broader Middle East de-escalation deal. Asian markets are likely to track this positive momentum, though GIFT Nifty’s flat trend suggests Indian indices may open with limited follow-through.
Conclusion
Overall, Sensex Nifty pre-market signals point to a cautious, range-bound opening on the NSE and BSE today, with GIFT Nifty hinting at a flat start despite a strong Wall Street rally overnight. Continued DII support is helping balance FII outflows, while easing crude prices and a steady rupee offer some comfort to investors. Sector-specific cues, especially in energy and media, along with any fresh Middle East developments, will be key triggers to watch through the session.
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