Domestic stock market continues to boom

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Domestic stock market continues to boom for the fourth consecutive day


After the budget, the trend of Indian stock market continued on Thursday for the fourth consecutive day. Sensex and Nifty were both trading with green marks. The Sensex was trading at 41,217.11, up by 74.45 points from the previous session at 10.36 am. At the same time, the Nifty was up by 24.45 points at 12,111.55 as compared to the previous session.

Earlier in the session, the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Sensex based on 30 shares of the Sensex opened at 41,209.13 and rose to 41,342.19.

The National Stock Exchange's 50-share sensitive index Nifty also opened higher at 12,120 and rose to 12,151.25 from the previous session.

Experts say that after the General Budget was presented in Parliament, during the special session on Saturday, there was a huge fall in the market, which was seen in the recovery in the previous sessions. However, foreign signals are also getting positive, which is supporting the domestic stock market.

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