Share Market News / The market broke all records in 555 minutes, investors earned ₹ 17 lakh Cr

Share Market News: India's stock market is currently at a tremendous pace. For the second consecutive trading day, the market has set such records as if some invisible force has fueled it. The question arises—where did this fuel come from? In the last 555 trading minutes, about Rs 17.5 lakh crore has fallen into the pockets of investors. Sensex and Nifty have broken all the records of earnings. This boom is not normal, but there are many big global and domestic reasons behind it.

Effect of Trump's break on 'reciprocal tariff'

The boom started with a decision of US President Donald Trump. He has postponed the "reciprocal tariff" imposed on electronics such as smartphones, laptops etc. for 90 days. This caused a wave of relief in the global markets, which also directly benefited the Indian markets. New hopes have arisen among the investors, and the market has welcomed it with open heart.

Rise in figures: Both Sensex and Nifty created history

Sensex: On Tuesday, it jumped 1676.78 points to reach the level of 76,808.67. Since Friday, it has registered a total increase of 3,060.48 points i.e. 4.14%.

Nifty: Similarly, Nifty also traded at 23,347.35 with a gain of 519 points, i.e. a total rise of 4.32%.

Key reasons for the rise:

1. Explosive rally of heavyweight banking stocks

Big players like HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank played an important role in lifting the market. Together, they contributed 638 points out of the 1,500 points rise in Sensex. HDFC Bank's reduction in savings account interest rate to 2.75% is attracting investors.

2. Enthusiasm in the auto sector

The possibility of reduction in tariff on autos pushed the Nifty auto index up by 3%. Shares of auto companies like Tata Motors, Bharat Forge and Madrasan Sumi registered a rise of 5-7%.

3. Weakening dollar, strengthening India

The dollar index has reached a three-year low of 99.65. Its direct effect is seen in the form of return of FII investment in emerging markets like India.

4. Rally of Asian markets

Asia-Pacific index including Japan's Nikkei saw a rise, which strengthened the sentiment of the Indian market.

5. Softening of crude oil

Oil prices remain at $ 65 for Brent and $ 61.66 for WTI. This keeps India's inflation and current account deficit under control, increasing investor confidence.

6. Relief in inflation figures

Wholesale inflation rate has come down to 2.05%. Retail inflation is also expected to remain at 3.50%, which may strengthen the chances of rate cut.

Investors' earnings: Bumper returns in 555 minutes

On Friday, the total market cap of BSE was Rs 4,01,55,574.05 crore.

By Tuesday, it had risen to Rs 4,11,26,013.38 crore.

Investors made a profit of Rs 9.7 lakh crore in just two trading sessions.

Overall, investors' wealth has increased by Rs 17.5 lakh crore in the last few hours.

Will this boom last?

The current boom in the market is driven by many positive signals—be it global tariff relief, weakness in the dollar, or strength in domestic economic data. However, experts are of the opinion that investors should be cautious and ready for profit booking at this time. The market does not always go up—but in the present times, it is important to maintain both enthusiasm and prudence.