Sensex Ends 192 Points Higher On First Day Of Samvat 2076: Muhurat Trading Highlights
Domestic stock markets clocked sharp gains in a special one-hour Diwali trading session on Sunday, October 27, to mark the beginning of Samvat 2076. The S&P BSE Sensex index climbed as much as 0.88 per cent - or 344.17 points - to touch 39,402.23 on the upside during the session, and the broader NSE Nifty benchmark climbed to as high as 11,672.40, up 0.76 per cent - or 88.5 points - from the previous close. Gains across sectors - led by banking, automobile and metal stocks - pushed the markets higher. In Samvat 2075, which began on November 7 last year (Diwali 2018) and ended on the eve of Diwali 2019 (October 26), the Sensex had added 4,066.15 points (11.62 per cent) while the Nifty climbed 1,053.9 points (10.01 per cent).
Here are highlights of the movement in domestic stock markets (Sensex and Nifty) in the Muhurat trading session:
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