Nifty Breaches‍ 25,000 Mark After RBI ⁢Rate Cut: Will the Rally Last?

⁤ Updated June​ 09, 2025

The ⁣Nifty index surpassed the 25,000 mark ‌following a surprise rate cut by the⁤ reserve Bank of India (RBI), injecting optimism into the market.‌ According to ⁤Mayank Jain, ‌a ⁣market⁣ analyst⁤ at ⁢Share.Market, the ‍sustainability of⁤ this ⁤rally hinges on upcoming macro data, corporate earnings, ‍and consistent institutional ⁣flows.⁣ Investors should also monitor sector rotation​ to ⁤confirm the breakout.

The RBI’s move signals support for economic growth amid ⁤easing inflation. However,Jain suggests that ​markets may consolidate in the short term as traders assess the rally’s strength. The immediate resistance for Nifty is seen at 25,100, with a potential upside target of 25,500 if the bullish ⁤momentum continues. Support‍ lies in the‍ 24,850–24,800 zone; a failure to⁤ hold could lead to a retreat⁢ toward 24,500.

Bank Nifty has reached an all-time high, trading in uncharted territory. The next major resistance is​ at 57,000, with ⁣a potential advance toward 57,400–57,500. Immediate support for Bank Nifty is at 56,000; a‌ breach could lead to⁤ declines toward 55,500 and 55,400.

Rate-sensitive sectors, including banks, auto, and realty, experienced significant rallies following the rate cut. Jain believes this could improve Q2 earnings and ⁣perhaps re-rate these sectors. Lower borrowing​ costs can improve credit growth, ease home loan EMIs, and drive ​auto affordability. ​Real estate ⁢and affordable housing segments may see increased demand, ‍while ⁢autos could benefit⁢ from stronger retail demand and improved financing.

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have turned net sellers after robust inflows in May,but domestic institutional ​investors have largely offset this ⁤selling. India’s resilient economic outlook and the RBI’s pro-growth policy could attract FIIs back, especially if‍ the rally sustains. regulatory ​changes,such as easing foreign​ ownership⁢ rules in banks,may also encourage ⁤long-term FII​ participation.

Jain also addressed the impact of the public feud between Elon Musk and President Trump, noting that while the immediate ‌fallout is concentrated in Tesla⁢ and related stocks, investors should⁣ monitor U.S. macro developments closely. Any U.S.recession or policy volatility could affect‍ Indian IT exports.

Regarding specific stocks, jain recommends using Share.market-powered‌ research to⁢ evaluate stocks across five key factors: Momentum, Value, ‍Sentiment, Volatility, and quality. This analysis⁢ helps investors ‍assess ⁢price trends, fair valuation, ​market perception, risk levels, and ⁣financial strength.

What’s next

Investors should closely⁢ monitor upcoming economic data⁣ and corporate earnings ​to​ gauge the sustainability of ‌the Nifty’s rally above 25,000. Consistent institutional flows and‌ sector rotation will be key indicators.⁢ for Bank Nifty, maintaining support levels will be crucial for continued upward momentum.