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Sensex Surges 400 Points and Nifty Crosses 25,100 as Dalal Street Welcomes Samvat 2083

Markets By Flash Finance desk (written with AI assistance) Editor: Kokila

Sensex Surges 400 Points and Nifty Crosses 25,100 as Dalal Street Welcomes Samvat 2083

Indian equity markets kicked off the special Diwali Muhurat Trading session for Samvat 2083 on an upbeat note, extending Dalal Street’s multi-day rally. Symbolic buying across benchmark equities pushed the BSE Sensex up by over 400 points to touch an intraday peak of 81,442.11, while the broader NSE Nifty 50 advanced past the key 25,100 threshold to touch a high of 25,131.85.

The designated 70-minute festive trading window, scheduled between 2:20 PM and 3:30 PM on Sunday, coincided with Lakshmi Puja to mark the official start of the new Hindu financial year. The Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) observed the identical trading schedule.

Session Highlights and Market Breadth

During early and regular Muhurat trading, broad market sentiment stayed firmly in the green. At 2:22 PM IST, the Sensex stood higher by 394 points, or 0.49 percent, at 81,422.51, while the Nifty 50 logged gains of approximately 95 points to trade at 25,125.25.

The session advanced the winning streak recorded across Indian equities over the preceding week, where the Nifty surged over 8 percent and major benchmarks notched seven straight positive sessions heading into the Diwali weekend.

Top Performers and Sectoral Trends

Buying momentum was concentrated across metal, pharmaceutical, and media shares, with large-cap stalwarts lifting the headline gauges:

  • Tata Steel: Led Nifty gainers, rising 2.63 percent to trade at Rs 191.20.
  • Sun Pharma: Advanced 1.34 percent to trade at Rs 1,885.
  • Hindalco Industries: Gained 1.13 percent to touch Rs 969.20.
  • Other Gainers: BSE Ltd and Adani Ports both advanced by more than 1 percent.

Institutional Activity and Market Outlook

The optimistic start to Samvat 2083 has been supported by active institutional participation. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) turned into decisive buyers, injecting Rs 45,970 crore into Indian equities in November ahead of the festive session.

Historically, Indian benchmarks have concluded Muhurat sessions higher in eight of the past 10 years. Market analysts noted that while the macroeconomic backdrop for Samvat 2083 remains constructive, incremental equity performance through the new year will be primarily anchored by corporate earnings delivery and business fundamentals rather than pure valuation multiple expansion. Investors are advised to prioritize portfolio quality, financial discipline, and selective accumulation over aggressive short-term momentum chasing.

Tags: BSE SensexNSE Nifty 50Muhurat TradingTata SteelSun PharmaHindalco Industries

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