The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty were affected by increased concerns over US tariffs and continuous selling by foreign investors.
The Indian stock market witnessed a surge on Wednesday. Positive trends in global markets and buying by domestic institutional investors pushed the Sensex up by 116 points to 85,640 and the Nifty above 26,200. The rupee strengthened due to the RBI’s liquidity-boosting announcement and the weakening of the US dollar in the international market.
Indian equity markets opened higher on Monday, 22 December, with the Sensex surging 216 points and the Nifty crossing 26,050. Positive global cues from Asian markets and strong US futures boosted investor sentiment. Infosys, TCS, and Tech Mahindra led gains, while Power Grid and Asian Paints lagged.
The Indian stock market opened on a positive note on Wednesday, December 17. The BSE Sensex rose 176 points to 84,856, while the Nifty 50 was trading above 25,916. Banking and auto stocks showed strength in early morning trading.
Indian markets witnessed sharp turmoil as Sensex and Nifty slipped amid heavy selling pressure, while the rupee hit an all-time low against the US dollar. Weak global cues and sell-offs across Asian markets triggered investor anxiety.
India’s stock market skyrocketed on Monday as stellar GDP growth figures propelled Sensex and Nifty to fresh all-time highs. The benchmark indices opened with explosive momentum, with Sensex touching 86,159 and Nifty hitting 26,325.
Indian markets opened on a strong note as the Nifty soared to a fresh all-time high of 26,295.55, surpassing its previous September peak. The Sensex also gained over 300 points and is trading close to its lifetime high.
BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty surged for the second consecutive day as optimism over a US trade deal and the reopening of the US government boosted investor sentiment. Bihar exit polls indicating NDA victory further strengthened the market rally.
Indian markets opened lower on Friday amid global weakness and foreign fund outflows. Sensex plunged over 630 points and Nifty fell 185 as FIIs sold shares worth ₹3,263 crore despite domestic investors’ buying support.
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