Nifty hits all-time high after 14 months: Dalal Street opened the day on a high, with the Nifty50 soaring past its previous record to touch a new all-time high of 26,295.55. India’s main stock market indexes hit new record highs on Thursday. They went up because investors expect company profits to improve soon. Stocks have also become more attractive after recent corrections. Along with this, the economy is holding strong due to supportive government spending and helpful policies from the Reserve Bank.
India–US trade deal and the market uncertainty
The Nifty rose as much as 0.39% to 26,306.95, while the Sensex gained 0.49% to 86,026.18, both surpassing their previous record highs touched in September 2024. This jump in the market showed a strong comeback for Indian stocks. For the past few weeks, the market was unstable because of concerns about the India–US trade deal and continuous selling by foreign investors. But now, the mood has changed, and the market is celebrating again.
Why Has Nifty Reached an All-Time High Again?
The market rise happened while global markets were also performing well. In the US, the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq gained overnight. Lower Treasury yields and optimism about policies encouraged investors to take more risks. Analysts said that in India, factors like better corporate earnings, lower stock prices, and expectations of future rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve and the Reserve Bank of India also supported the market rise.
Will the rally continue? What next?
Experts say the recent rise in India’s stock markets shows a clear change in investor sentiment. They believe that the coming quarters will be positive, with earnings growth along with consumer spending that would again ignite growth. The supportive government and monetary policies are considered to be the factors contributing to this gain in India’s stock market. These economic factors have made the current market momentum real rather than just emotional. It has to be noted that this surge happened after weeks of uncertainty caused by foreign fund outflows and trade issues. Various reports on market analysis predict that if these trends continue, major indexes like the Nifty and Sensex could soon reach new record highs.
