Motilal Oswal Global Dashboard – June 2026

The Motilal Oswal Global Market Snapshot provides a quick glance at index performances and economy updates from the Indian & global markets.

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Indian Market Update

• Nifty 50 gained 1.35% in June, with broader indices outperforming — Smallcap 250 rose 4.29% and Microcap 250 surged 6.35%, reflecting strength beyond large caps.
• Sectorally, Bank and Realty led with gains of 6.09% and 6.01%, while IT and Metal also saw decline of -9.56% and -6.86% respectively.
• Factor indices reflected a momentum-driven market — Momentum led with a modest 1.65% gain, while Low Volatility managed a modest 0.94% rise. Quality was down by 2.02% and Enhanced Value declined by -2.43%.
• Nifty 500 was up by 1.49% in June, driven largely by Financial Services, Consumer Discretionary, and Healthcare sectors, even as Information Technology, Commodities and Utilities stayed negative.

Global Market Update

• S&P 500 declined 1.06% in June, with Information Technology weighing down the index returns by 1.27%, Communication Services and Consumer Discretionary also contributed negatively.
• Emerging markets showed a mild divergence — Taiwan and Korea gained 0.97% and 0.28%, while China was down by 7.60% and South Africa fell 6.83%.
• Developed markets were broadly negative; Germany fell 3.28% and UK declined 0.87%, while Japan edged lower by 0.40% and France saw a modest gain of 0.74%.
• Crude oil fell sharply by 20.44% in the month, touching $69.50/barrel, while Gold dipped 11.44% to $4,026/oz. USD/INR remained nearly flat with a 0.36% move.
• Crypto markets moved in tandem — Ethereum fell 22.28% while Bitcoin was down by 20.30%, with both remaining lower over the preceding six-month period.

Economic Indicators

India

• CPI inflation edged up to 3.90% from 3.50%, while the repo rate held steady at 5.25% and the 10-year yield eased slightly to 6.70%.
• FII inflows stood at ₹4,669 crore, with DII flows (equity + debt) was negative at ₹36,553 crore, indicating relatively cautious position.

US

• CPI inflation rose to 4.20% from 3.80%, even as the Fed kept rates unchanged at 3.75%.
• US Tax Receipts fell to $336 Bn from $837 Bn one month prior, while the 10-year yield held steady at 4.44%.

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