Sensex Today | Real-time Stock Market News: The Indian indexes got off to a good start, following the early signals. In the first few hours, the Nifty index jumped more than 100 points, reaching the 25,200 level. Additionally, the Sensex index rose more than 350 points, closing above 82,000. With slight declines, Vodafone Idea and Airtel’s stock prices were low. A favorable brokerage rating caused IndiaMART’s shares to soar by more than 5%.
Sensex Today | Real-time Stock Market News: The Indian indexes got off to a good start, following the early signals. In the first few hours, the Nifty index jumped more than 100 points, reaching the 25,200 level. Additionally, the Sensex index rose more than 350 points, closing above 82,000.
With slight declines, Vodafone Idea and Airtel’s stock prices were low. A favorable brokerage rating caused IndiaMART’s shares to soar by more than 5%. MTNL’s shares increased by 14%.
With a premium of more than 80 points, the GIFT Nifty is trading higher following an exciting session yesterday, suggesting a successful start to the day’s trading. Despite setting a new 2025 high on Tuesday, the Nifty is experiencing weariness at higher levels. The index cools off from the day’s highs by over 300 points before midweek trading begins.
Despite calming global indications and a steep decline in crude oil prices, the index was unable to persist at higher levels, whether it was due to Sensex monthly expiry volatility or some profit booking ahead of the massive HDB Financial IPO.
With indexes once again approaching their all-time highs, the bulls might find solace in a robust Wall Street session. The announcement that the Reserve Bank of India would hold a ₹1 lakh crore VRRR auction on Friday to absorb further excess liquidity in the market may also cause the markets to react, in addition to the HDB Financial IPO.
Additionally, watch Defence stocks to see if profit booking is still occurring, as it was on Tuesday, and Vodafone Idea to see if the government would provide any AGR relief.
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