Bank nifty trend: The Nifty Bank is seen in full action on the day of monthly expiry. After 13 trading sessions, the Nifty Bank has again touched the record high. With this, HDFC Bank has also reached a new peak. After June 9, the bank is visible at a record high. HDFC Bank and AU Small Finance Banks are seen on the new peak. Repo rate and CRR deduction has increased cash in the system. Experts believe that this will increase loan growth. This year the Nifty Bank has been the most climbing index.
Return from last peak to this peak
If we look at the returns from the previous peak to this peak, AU Small Finance Bank has given 5.5 percent, Kotak Bank 2.9 per cent, HDFC Bank 1.3 per cent, Axis Bank 0.9 per cent and ICICI Bank has given positive returns. On the other hand, SBI has given 3.2 per cent, PNB 3.2 per cent, Canara Bank has given 3.3 per cent and Bank of Baroda 4.3 per cent negative returns.
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Nifty bank shares run the most in 2025
In 2025, the Nifty Bank gave 12 per cent returns. At the same time, AU Small Finance Bank has given 46 per cent, Kotak Bank 23 per cent, Axis Bank 15 per cent, HDFC Bank 13 per cent and ICICI Bank 12 per cent.
HDFC bank trigger
HDB Finance IPO has received great response from investors. HDB Finance IPO will get HDFC Bank Rs 10,000 crore. With the amount of money, the bank’s capital will increase and LCR will improve.
Will the bank Nifty cross the 58,000 level soon?
Market experts are of the opinion that the bank Nifty is still faster. It can create new peaks. Motilal Oswal’s Senior Vice President and Derivative and Technical Research Head Chandan Taparia Said that overall he hopes that the bank Nifty will cross the level of 58,000 in the next 2-3 weeks. If it remains above 56,250, today it is expected to achieve a target of 57,050. Chandan hopes that after this expiry, both Nifty and Bank Nifty will continue to rise.
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