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Several companies, including Coforge and Vesuvius India, have announced stock splits and bonus issues in June 2025 to enhance share liquidity and reward shareholders ahead of key record dates.

GIFT Nifty hit a record monthly turnover of $102.35 billion in May 2025, reflecting rising global investor confidence. Since full operations began in July 2023, cumulative turnover has reached $1.93 trillion across 43 million contracts.

Markets closed lower Friday; banks outperformed while autos, IT, and metals dragged. Breakouts in BDL, BSE, and Welspun Corp suggest strong trends. Analysts recommend a cautious buy-on-dip approach for all three.

Markets ended lower Friday amid weak momentum and sectoral drag from IT, auto, and metal. Analysts suggest short-term weakness in Nifty. Stock picks for Monday include Wockhardt, Styrenix, BoM, Suryoday, Pidilite (Buy) and REC (Sell), with bullish breakouts supporting upward potential in most counters.

Coal India has filed DRHPs for IPOs of subsidiaries BCCL and CMPDI, both structured as offers for sale. Proceeds will go to Coal India. CMPDI posted strong FY25 results, aiming to boost market visibility. IPOs will list on NSE and BSE.

Despite a 0.33% drop in Sensex, seven penny stocks surged 24–46% last week, driven by high volumes and low market caps, highlighting strong interest in micro-cap counters.

The Nifty50 dipped 0.4% for the week but closed May with a 1.7% gain. Key resistance levels were validated, while time-based forecasts accurately predicted intraday reversals. Traders should watch June 2 for potential trend shifts, aligning strategies with resistance/support zones and time-based triggers.

Promoter holding dipped for a third quarter, while FPI and mutual fund ownership rose. Domestic institutions now surpass FPIs, with household equity wealth seeing strong multi-year growth.

Promoter ownership stayed highest in IT; government stake led in Utilities. DMFs hit record highs across sectors, while FPIs trimmed Financials and IT but increased exposure to Communication Services.

Aegis Vopak Terminals and Schloss Bangalore debut on June 2 with muted investor sentiment. Both IPOs saw modest GMPs and were driven mainly by institutional interest. Retail participation remained weak. Proceeds will be used for debt repayment and expansion plans.