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Prof K Nageshwar: Behind Highs and Lows of Stock Market (Video)

         The prospect of the National Democratic Alliance led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi returning to power has got investors in India’s equity markets all excited. Both the Nifty and the Sensex reached all-time highs on Monday as the indices appreciated 3.75% and 3.69%, respectively, the largest rise in percentage terms since September 2013. Though sanity returned on Tuesday with the indices shedding some of Monday’s gains, in terms of the number of points gained Monday’s rise was the largest in 10 years. This rally was after most exit polls released on Sunday predicted that the present NDA government would easily cross the halfway mark required to form the next government. The rally on Monday, however, was fuelled mainly by purchases made by foreign investors.
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Prof K Nageshwar: Behind Highs and Lows of Stock Market (Video)

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Prof K Nageshwar: Behind Highs and Lows of Stock Market (Video)
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The prospect of the National Democratic Alliance led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi returning to power has got investors in India’s equity markets all excited. Both the Nifty and the Sensex reached all-time highs on Monday as the indices appreciated 3.75% and 3.69%, respectively, the largest rise in percentage terms since September 2013. Though sanity returned on Tuesday with the indices shedding some of Monday’s gains, in terms of the number of points gained Monday’s rise was the largest in 10 years. This rally was after most exit polls released on Sunday predicted that the present NDA government would easily cross the halfway mark required to form the next government. The rally on Monday, however, was fuelled mainly by purchases made by foreign investors.

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