Share Market News / Stock market got these 4 'friends', made it worth Rs 17.37 lakh crore in four days

Share Market News: The stock market witnessed a rise for the fourth consecutive day. This is not a coincidence but reflects the real situation of the market. This strength has given a clear signal to global investors that the Indian stock market may fall, but it will get up and stand strong again. Be it the withdrawal of foreign investors, Trump's tariffs, geopolitical tensions or fall in rupee—the market has shown its strong character.

Four major factors behind the rise

Signals from the Federal Reserve

The US Federal Reserve has indicated interest rate cuts twice by the end of 2025, which gave relief to investors. Low interest rates make emerging markets more attractive for investment.

IT stocks surge

Heavy buying was seen in IT companies, which strengthened the market. Shares of HCL Tech, TCS, Wipro and Infosys rose up to 2%, leading to a gain of about 200 points in the Sensex.

Support from global markets

Strength in US markets and Fed's rate cut signals boosted global investors' confidence. Australian stock market and US futures index also saw strength.

Weakness in dollar and fall in bond yield

The fall in US bond yield and weakening of dollar increased the possibility of increased foreign investment in Indian stock market. This gave additional confidence to the investors.

Great rise in Sensex and Nifty

On Thursday, the Sensex closed with a gain of 899 points at 76,348.06, while the Nifty closed with a gain of 283 points at 23,190.65. In the last four trading sessions, the Sensex has gained 3.41% and the Nifty has gained 3.54%.

Investors got huge profit

The market capitalization of BSE reached Rs 4,08,55,147.25 crore on Thursday, giving investors a profit of Rs 3,54,228.62 crore. Investors gained Rs 17.37 lakh crore in four trading days.

Conclusion

The Indian stock market has proven its robustness despite recent volatility. Investors' confidence remains intact despite the global conditions, which reflects the long-term stability of the market.