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Indian equities extended their winning streak for a fourth consecutive session as broad-based buying continued across the market.

Positive sentiment remained intact throughout the session, with banking and domestic-focused sectors supporting the rally.

The Nifty Realty Index emerged as the strongest-performing sector, gaining 1.81%, reflecting continued optimism around domestic demand and expectations of supportive interest-rate conditions.

Technology stocks lagged the broader market, making IT the day's weakest sector as investors rotated into sectors with stronger near-term momentum.

The latest available institutional data (from July 3) showed:

Note: Provisional FII/DII data for July 6 was not available at the time of publication.

Realty stocks outperformed every other sector, reinforcing investor confidence in domestic growth themes. Continued strength in this sector could indicate improving expectations for housing demand and future monetary policy.

No significant verified startup or technology developments were available today. We prefer accuracy over speculation.

A four-session rally reflects improving market sentiment, but sustained momentum will depend on earnings, global cues, and continued institutional participation.

Today's price action also highlighted a notable sector rotation, with investors favoring domestic-demand sectors such as Realty while reducing exposure to IT. It's an important trend to monitor rather than a signal to predict future market direction.

Key factors to monitor in the next session:

Latest available data (July 3).

Markets continue to build momentum with four consecutive sessions of gains, supported by strength in domestic sectors. While the broader trend remains constructive, disciplined investors will continue watching institutional flows, sector rotation, and upcoming earnings for confirmation of the rally's strength.

See you tomorrow with another 3-minute market briefing.