📉 Stock Market Today June 13: Adani Ports, SBI, ITC Among Top NIFTY Losers
The Indian stock market witnessed a significant correction on June 13, 2025, as rising geopolitical tensions between Iran and Israel spooked global investors. The SENSEX fell sharply by over 1,300 points during intraday trade, before recovering slightly to end 573 points lower at 81,119. The NIFTY50 index closed at 24,719, down by 170 points. The market correction was led by losses in heavyweight stocks such as Adani Ports, State Bank of India (SBI), and ITC.
🔺 Geopolitical Tensions: Iran-Israel Conflict Impacts Market Sentiment
The market downturn can be attributed to weak global cues and a sharp rise in crude oil prices following Israel’s strikes on Iran’s nuclear and military facilities. This development has increased fears of a wider conflict in the Middle East, especially near the Strait of Hormuz, a key channel for global oil transportation. These tensions weighed heavily on investor sentiment.
📊 NIFTY50: Top Gainers and Losers on June 13
Out of the 50 constituents in the NIFTY50 index, 38 stocks declined while only 11 ended in green.
- Top Loser: Adani Ports fell 2.27% to ₹1,406 due to potential operational risks at its Haifa port in Israel.
- ITC: Declined by 1.67%, weighed down by overall FMCG sector weakness.
- State Bank of India (SBI): Lost 1.57% amid banking sector pressure.
- Hindalco: Dropped 1.49%
- Adani Enterprises: Slipped 1.43%
Top Gainers on NIFTY50:
- Bharat Electronics (BEL): Rose 2% to ₹395, benefiting from bullish sentiment in defence stocks.
- ONGC: Gained 1.28% as crude oil prices rallied.
- Tech Mahindra: Up 0.83%
- Tata Consultancy Services (TCS): Added 0.38%
- Wipro: Also up 0.38%
📉 NIFTY Midcap 100 Index Movement
The NIFTY Midcap 100 index ended lower by 213 points (0.4%) at 58,227. A total of 67 stocks closed in the red while 33 managed to stay in the green.
Midcap Top Losers:
- IREDA: Fell 4.33% to ₹168
- NMDC: Down 2.65%
- Union Bank of India: Lost 2.60%
- Exide Industries: Declined 2.32%
- Adani Total Gas: Dropped 1.86%
Midcap Top Gainers:
- Max Healthcare: Jumped 2.85% to ₹1,236, a new all-time high, on the back of strong hospital sector buying.
- Oil India: Rose 2.17%
- Cochin Shipyard: Up 2.13%
- Jubilant FoodWorks: Added 2.12%
- Glenmark: Increased 2.10%
📉 NIFTY Smallcap 100: Volatility Continues
The NIFTY Smallcap 100 index closed at 18,375, down by 90 points or 0.5%. 68 stocks in this index ended lower.
Smallcap Top Losers:
- Tata Teleservices: Dropped 6.31% to ₹72
- Reliance Power: Down 3.54%
- Swan Energy: Declined 3.21%
- Angel One: Fell 3.07%
- RailTel: Lost 3.03%
Smallcap Top Gainers:
- Narayana Hrudayalaya: Jumped 4.94% to ₹1,914.50, continuing hospital sector rally.
- Zen Technologies: Gained 4.36%
- Manappuram Finance: Added 3.32%
- Garden Reach Shipbuilders: Up 3.15%
- Karur Vysya Bank: Rose 2.88%
📝 Market Outlook Ahead
Investors remain cautious as Middle East tensions escalate. While defensive sectors such as defence, oil & gas, and healthcare are seeing inflows, rate-sensitive and cyclical stocks are facing pressure. With global crude prices remaining volatile, further pressure on India’s import bill and inflation may impact sentiment in coming sessions.
Investors should keep an eye on upcoming macroeconomic data, crude price movements, and developments in the Iran-Israel conflict for short-term market direction.
Disclaimer: This blog is for informational purposes only and not investment advice. Please consult a financial advisor before investing.
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