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The Indian stock market witnessed a strong rally today, with the Sensex crossing 81,000 and the Nifty nearing 24,600, marking a significant uptrend. Investors gained over ₹3 lakh crore, driven by multiple factors, including strong corporate earnings, foreign investor inflows, and easing global trade tensions. Here's a detailed breakdown:
Market Performance:
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The BSE Sensex jumped 900 points, hitting an intraday high of 81,159.
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The Nifty 50 surged over 250 points, reclaiming the 24,550 mark.
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Midcap and smallcap indices also gained up to 1%, reflecting broad-based buying.
Foreign Investor Activity:
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Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have been aggressively buying Indian equities, reversing their earlier selling trend.
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A weakening US dollar and India’s strong economic outlook have made Indian markets attractive.
Corporate Earnings Boost:
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Reliance Industries reported a 6% YoY rise in Q4 profits, driving its stock up by 3%.
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Banking giants like ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, and Axis Bank posted strong earnings, lifting market benchmarks.
Easing Global Trade Tensions:
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US-China trade negotiations have shown signs of progress, reducing investor anxiety.
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Reports indicate that tariff reductions may be on the horizon, boosting global market sentiment.
India’s Diplomatic Response to Pahalgam Attack:
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Despite tensions with Pakistan, India’s measured response has reassured investors, preventing panic selling.
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The US has urged both nations to seek a responsible resolution, further stabilizing market sentiment.
Sectoral Gains:
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Banking stocks led the rally, with IndusInd Bank rising 5.49%, followed by Tech Mahindra (3.98%) and Axis Bank (3.54%).
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Oil & Gas, Metal, and IT sectors also posted strong gains.
Future Outlook
Analysts expect the bullish momentum to continue, with FPIs maintaining strong inflows.
Upcoming policy decisions and global trade developments will play a crucial role in sustaining the rally.
This surge highlights India’s resilience in global markets, with investors optimistic about economic growth and corporate performance.
Sources: MSN, Live Mint, Economic Times, Times Now
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