Rajesh Exports shares hit the 5% intraday lower circuit after the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) said it would launch a formal fraud probe. The move follows Enforcement Directorate (ED) searches under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) that flagged suspected revenue manipulation, missing overseas-transaction documents and unusual pay structures, while Sebi issued an interim order on June 3 barring the promoter from trading the company’s securities. The company, India’s largest gold refiner and jeweller, denied the allegations and said it will contest them through legal channels.

Nokia (NOK) flies 2.62% higher on June 24, 2026, hitting $12.32 after detailing an expanded multi-agent partnership with Google Cloud to automate telco networks.

Amazon (AMZN) registers a minor 0.11% gain on June 24, 2026, finishing at $234.37 as market participants favor cash-flow heavy cloud infrastructure platforms.

IndiGo shares have climbed 23.7% so far in June, putting the stock on track for its biggest monthly gain since March 2019. The rally comes as WTI and Brent crude prices have fallen about 42% from their March–April peaks, dropping below levels seen during the US-Iran war. Analysts say a temporary US-Iran understanding has eased supply concerns, alongside higher tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, a temporary US waiver for already-loaded Iranian oil, and seasonally softer demand. Lower aviation turbine fuel (ATF) costs are a key earnings tailwind for airlines.

NVIDIA (NVDA) ticks up 0.88% after hours to reclaim the critical $200.66 support zone on June 24, 2026, bouncing back from steep downside corrections earlier in the week.

Broadcom (AVGO) gained 0.51% to close at $382.08 on June 24, 2026, after stunning the semiconductor industry with a custom LLM inference chip co-developed with OpenAI.

McDonald's Corp (MCD) ticks up 0.82% to close at $273.88 on June 24, 2026, finding firm support as institutional desks trigger defensive value rotations.

Shares of gold-backed lenders such as Manappuram Finance and Muthoot Finance fell nearly 3% after gold prices slid as expectations of US Federal Reserve rate hikes lifted the dollar index to a more than one-year high. International spot gold dropped below $4,000 per ounce, while MCX gold futures logged a two-day fall of more than Rs 5,800 per 10 grams. The decline in bullion prices reduces the value of pledged collateral, which can constrain loan disbursements and weigh on asset quality for gold-loan companies.