Stock market today Jun 13: Global shares hint gap-up open for Sensex, Nifty

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Financial shares to be in focus on Irdai's mandate to insurers and Moody's concern on credit growth.

Insurance: Shares of life insurance companies are likely to be in focus after Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (Irdai) mandated insurers to provide loans on policies across all life insurance savings products, excluding unit linked schemes.

Technically, since the past three trading sessions, the Nifty is still consolidating in the 23,000–23,500 range, finding it tough to surpass the 23,500 mark.