Market Midday, 11 June 2026: Benchmarks Erase Early Losses

    • Posted: 11 Jun 2026, 1:12 PM IST
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    The Sensex and the Nifty 50 shrugged off early losses in mid-session, though broader markets appeared to be under pressure. Read more.

    Equity benchmarks erased losses in mid-session on Thursday. Escalating tensions between the United States and Iran affected investor sentiment in morning trade, resulting in a risk-off mood across the market. At 12:24 pm:

    Investor caution increased in early trade after US President Donald Trump signalled a tougher stance against Tehran. Speaking on Wednesday, Trump said Iran had ample time to negotiate a deal with Washington and that such an agreement would have been beneficial for the country.

    However, the broader market appeared to be under pressure. At 12:25 pm, the:

    At 12:27 pm, the top five stocks on the Nifty 50 index were:

    Some other notable developments include:

    • Debt mutual funds accounted for outflows amounting to ₹96,949 crore in May and emerged as the industry's biggest reason for overall outflows for the month.

    • Gold exchange-traded funds witnessed outflows amounting to ₹725 crore in May and broke the 13-month streak of positive inflows.

    • The ₹15,000-crore share buyback programme of Wipro will open today, on Thursday, and will remain open till 17 June.

    • City Union Bank has set 12 June as the record date for its bonus issue available in the ratio 1:3.

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    Markets are likely to remain sensitive to headlines related to the US-Iran situation through the rest of the trading session. Traders will watch for any further statements from US and Iranian officials, which could influence sentiment and market direction during the remaining trading session.

    Sources:

    Business Standard

    The Economic Times

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