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Center-Right Owned by ABP GroupDalal Street Continues Festivities, Oil Falls 7%: Sensex Over 450 Points Up, Nifty Above 23,500
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On November 1, India’s equity markets surged, with the BSE Sensex climbing roughly 800 points to near 23,650 and the NSE Nifty 50 also rising, while individual stocks showed mixed moves: Trident gained about 10%, Marico about 8% and KEC International fell around 9%. Foreign Institutional Investors bought shares worth Rs 3,117.99 crore, whereas Domestic Institutional Investors sold about Rs 406.61 crore. In early trade the Sensex jumped 614.66 points to 76,301.63 and the Nifty rose 149.80 points to 23,588.55, supported by a sharp correction in crude‑oil prices and foreign fund inflows. Asian peers showed mixed performance, with South Korea and Shanghai lower and Hong Kong higher.
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Powered by Reliance Industries' surge, sensex rallies 1.2k points
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Indian equity benchmarks opened sharply higher on Tuesday, November 3, despite weakness across Asian markets and continued selling in global technology stocks. Investors are tracking the unwinding of AI-related trades, movements in crude oil prices and geopolitical developments involving the US and…
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Indian equity benchmarks opened sharply higher on Tuesday, November 3, despite weakness across Asian markets and continued selling in global technology stocks. Investors are tracking the unwinding of AI-related trades, movements in crude oil prices and geopolitical developments involving the US and…
