The trading week opened on an upbeat note for investors. The announcement of a peace agreement between the United States and Iran clearly buoyed sentiment on Dalal Street, and Indian equities ended Monday firmly in the green. That said, the market could not hold on to all of its intraday strength — by the closing bell both benchmarks had drifted below the highs they touched earlier in the session.
Where Sensex and Nifty Settled
On June 15, 2026, the BSE Sensex closed at 76,264.33, a solid gain of 736.38 points or 0.97 percent. The NSE Nifty 50 index ended at 23,853.90, up 231.00 points or 0.98 percent. During the day the indices climbed even higher — the Sensex hit 76,821.07 and the Nifty touched 24,011.40 at one point — before paring part of that advance into the close.
Trent Leads the Gainers, NTPC the Biggest Drag
The breadth of the rally underlined how positive the mood was. Of the 30 Sensex constituents, 22 finished in the green while the remaining 4 ended lower. On the Nifty 50, 34 stocks closed higher and 16 closed in the red. The day's brightest performer was Tata Group company Trent, whose shares jumped 5.35 percent to top the Sensex gainers. At the other end, state-run power producer NTPC was the worst performer, slipping 1.64 percent.
IndiGo, Bajaj Finserv Among the Day's Risers
The buying was spread across several sectors. Among the other Sensex advancers, IndiGo rose 3.62 percent, Bajaj Finserv 3.58 percent, UltraTech Cement 3.29 percent, Eternal 3.26 percent, Maruti Suzuki 3.06 percent, Mahindra & Mahindra 3.01 percent and L&T 2.99 percent. They were joined by Bajaj Finance at 2.39 percent, Titan at 2.10 percent, Infosys at 1.68 percent, Reliance Industries at 1.11 percent, Bharti Airtel at 1.09 percent, ITC at 0.98 percent, HCL Tech at 0.90 percent, BEL at 0.71 percent, HDFC Bank at 0.63 percent, Kotak Mahindra Bank at 0.57 percent, Axis Bank at 0.52 percent, State Bank of India at 0.35 percent, Power Grid at 0.28 percent and TCS, which edged up 0.01 percent.
Stocks That Ended in the Red
On the losing side, a handful of heavyweights came under pressure. ICICI Bank fell 0.99 percent, Asian Paints 0.58 percent, Hindustan Unilever 0.52 percent, Adani Ports 0.49 percent, Sun Pharma 0.40 percent, Tech Mahindra 0.28 percent and Tata Steel 0.23 percent.
