MUMBAI: Rising for a third straight day, the benchmark Sensex recaptured the 35,000-mark by means of surging about 191 issues to end at a close to three-month high of 35,160 as members showed optimism in view of ongoing corporate income season.
Similarly, the Nifty crossed the 10,700-mark once more using a slew of sure elements, including RBI liberalising ECB coverage. Sentiment were given a boost after the RBI on Friday additional liberalised External Commercial Borrowing (ECB) coverage by means of including more sectors within the window, in a bid to facilitate simple get admission to to in another country finances for India Inc, brokers stated.
Besides, sure leads from other Asian bourses following final week's historical North-South Korea summit, fuelling optimism, too had an have an effect on on bourses here.
A higher opening in eu markets too added to positivity. The gains were led by means of monetary and era stocks as investors widened their exposure ahead of key corporate results.
The January-March quarterly results posted by means of firms thus far are largely in keeping with market expectations.
Driven by means of realty, capital goods, IT and banking stocks, the Sensex reclaimed the 35,000-mark at the outset to hit a high of 35,213.30 sooner than finishing at 35,160.36, up 190.66 issues -- or zero.55 in line with cent. This is its easiest ultimate since February 1 when it learn 35,906.66.
The gauge had climbed 468.43 issues within the earlier two days.
For the 50-share NSE Nifty, the shut came in at 10,739.35, upper by means of 47.05 issues, or zero.44 in line with cent, after shuttling between 10,759 and 10,704.60.
Main indices - Sensex and Nifty - remained well above their key levels of 35,000 and 10,700 levels issues, respectively all the way through the session as investors were optimistic about upcoming results from more firms.
Domestic monetary establishments continued to hold ground and retail investors constructed up more bets amid a toning Asian pattern, stated marketmen.
Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) picked up stocks value a internet Rs 633.71 crore on Friday. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) exited, pulling out stocks amounting to Rs 759.21 crore on a internet basis, showed provisional information.
Markets will remain shut tomorrow on account of "Maharashtra Day".
Similarly, the Nifty crossed the 10,700-mark once more using a slew of sure elements, including RBI liberalising ECB coverage. Sentiment were given a boost after the RBI on Friday additional liberalised External Commercial Borrowing (ECB) coverage by means of including more sectors within the window, in a bid to facilitate simple get admission to to in another country finances for India Inc, brokers stated.
Besides, sure leads from other Asian bourses following final week's historical North-South Korea summit, fuelling optimism, too had an have an effect on on bourses here.
A higher opening in eu markets too added to positivity. The gains were led by means of monetary and era stocks as investors widened their exposure ahead of key corporate results.
The January-March quarterly results posted by means of firms thus far are largely in keeping with market expectations.
Driven by means of realty, capital goods, IT and banking stocks, the Sensex reclaimed the 35,000-mark at the outset to hit a high of 35,213.30 sooner than finishing at 35,160.36, up 190.66 issues -- or zero.55 in line with cent. This is its easiest ultimate since February 1 when it learn 35,906.66.
The gauge had climbed 468.43 issues within the earlier two days.
For the 50-share NSE Nifty, the shut came in at 10,739.35, upper by means of 47.05 issues, or zero.44 in line with cent, after shuttling between 10,759 and 10,704.60.
Main indices - Sensex and Nifty - remained well above their key levels of 35,000 and 10,700 levels issues, respectively all the way through the session as investors were optimistic about upcoming results from more firms.
Domestic monetary establishments continued to hold ground and retail investors constructed up more bets amid a toning Asian pattern, stated marketmen.
Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) picked up stocks value a internet Rs 633.71 crore on Friday. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) exited, pulling out stocks amounting to Rs 759.21 crore on a internet basis, showed provisional information.
Markets will remain shut tomorrow on account of "Maharashtra Day".
Markets up for third day; Sensex hits 35,000 on earnings optimism
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