Sensex Surges Over 2,000 Points in Four Days Amid Foreign Fund Inflows

The Indian stock market has witnessed a strong Diwali rally, with the Sensex rising over 2,000 points in just four trading sessions. The surge is largely attributed to renewed buying by foreign institutional investors and optimism around corporate earnings, signaling positive investor sentiment as the festival season begins.

Market analysts noted that inflows from foreign funds have provided significant momentum, especially in sectors like IT, banking, and consumer goods. Positive global cues and a stable domestic macroeconomic outlook have further encouraged investors to increase exposure to equities.

The rally has also boosted investor confidence in Tier 2 and smaller cities, where participation in equity markets has been growing steadily. Many retail investors are entering the market for the first time, encouraged by rising disposable incomes and the festive buying season.

While experts caution that markets may see volatility in the short term, the recent surge reflects strong domestic demand and global investor confidence in India’s growth story. They advise careful selection of stocks and maintaining a diversified portfolio.

The Diwali rally underscores the resilience of Indian markets and the impact of foreign fund inflows. As the festive season continues, investors will be closely watching corporate earnings, policy announcements, and global trends to gauge the sustainability of the current momentum.