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📈 Market Recap: June 05, 2025
On June 5, 2025, Indian equity markets extended their gains for the second consecutive session. The BSE Sensex rose by 443.79 points (0.55%) to close at 81,442.04, while the NSE Nifty 50 advanced 130.70 points (0.53%) to settle at 24,750.90.
Key Drivers:
Rate Cut Expectations: Anticipation of a 25 basis point rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its upcoming policy meeting bolstered investor sentiment.
Sector Performance: The Nifty Pharma index surged by 1.75%, and the Nifty Realty index gained 1.28%, leading the sectoral advances.
Investor Wealth: The market rally added approximately ₹3 lakh crore to investor wealth, with the overall market capitalisation of BSE-listed firms rising to nearly ₹448 lakh crore.
Today’s Top Stories:
Flipkart Turns Lender: RBI NBFC licence lets e-commerce giant offer in-house credit before domestic IPO.
Dr Reddy’s Bets on $29 bn Keytruda Copy: Biosimilar pact positions firm for big oncology windfall post-2028 patents. $DRREDDY.NSE ( ▲ 2.29% )
Rafale Parts to be ‘Made in Hyderabad’: Dassault-Tata line marks milestone for defence localisation and export push.
Adani Airports Lands $750 MN: Fresh funding refinances debt and fuels expansion to 300 mn passengers. $ADANIENT.NSE ( ▲ 1.0% )
Cochin Shipyard Shares Surge 12.7% on Defence Order Optimism: Cochin Shipyard's stock soared 12.7% amid optimism over defence-linked orders and a strong Q4 performance. $COCHINSHIP.NSE ( ▲ 0.59% )
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TOP STORIES
1. Flipkart Turns Lender

DALL-E
Regulatory nod: Walmart-owned e-commerce giant can now lend directly to buyers and sellers instead of via partners.
Fintech play: Let's Flipkart build a proprietary loan book ahead of a planned India listing; could deepen UPI/BNPL cross-sell.
Next steps: Internal clearances underway; rivals Amazon & PhonePe eye similar pushes—fintech competition heats up.
2. Dr Reddy’s Bets on $29 bn Keytruda Copy

DALL-E
Deal terms: The partners will co-develop, manufacture and share global rights to a biosimilar of Merck’s blockbuster cancer drug.
Strategic fit: Adds a marquee oncology asset to Dr Reddy’s fast-growing biosimilars pipeline ahead of U.S. patent expiries from 2028.
Market reaction: Stock jumped 4 % as analysts flagged multibillion-rupee revenue potential post-launch.
3. Rafale Parts to be ‘Made in Hyderabad’

DALL-E
Manufacturing win: First Rafale airframe line outside France will deliver two fuselages a month from FY 2028.
‘Make in India’ boost: Supports New Delhi’s drive for defence indigenisation and export growth (FY 25 exports ₹23,000 cr).
Industry read-through: Tata Advanced Systems’ order book swells; defence-supplier stocks gained 1-3 % intraday.
4. Adani Airports Lands $750 MN

DALL-E
Transaction: Consortium led by First Abu Dhabi Bank, Barclays & StanChart arranged the multi-currency facility.
Use of funds: $400 mn to refinance existing debt; balance to expand six airports and fast-track Navi Mumbai greenfield project.
Outlook: Management targets passenger capacity tripling to 300 mn by 2040; Adani Ent. shares ended -0.6 % amid wider volatility.
5. Cochin Shipyard Shares Surge 12.7% on Defence Order Optimism

DALL-E
Stock Performance: Cochin Shipyard's shares soared by 12.7%, reaching a fresh 52-week high, amid renewed optimism on defence-linked orders.
Strategic Implication: The company is seen as a key beneficiary of the Centre’s push for domestic naval production and has a strong execution track record in exports and strategic projects.
Market Reaction: The rally comes on top of a strong Q4 performance and a healthy order pipeline, reflecting investor confidence in the company's growth prospects.
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