A stock market today: NIFTY50 rises over 24,600; BSE SENSEX Rallyes cross over 1,900 points and 81,300 points

Aktienmarkt today (KI image)

Share market today: NIFTY50 and BSE Sensex, the Indian stock-benchmark indices, have gathered strongly in the opening of trade with India-Pakistan Ceasefire and the US China trade agreement. Both indices gathered over 2%, which were cheered on by domestic stability and cheap global news.While NITTY50 was over 24,600, BSE Sensex 81,300 marks. At 9:31 a.m., NIFTY50 was traded at 24,605.25, 597 points or 2.49%. BSE SENSEX was 81,362.37, an increase of 1,908 points or 2.40%.The Indian stock markets closed last week due to tensions in India-Pakistan. However, the explanation of an ceasefire will probably reduce investor problems, with market experts predict an optimistic new week.VK Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist of Geojit Investments Limited, says: “The trademark of FPI investment in the past few days has been the continuing purchase of Fiis. Waffena was explained that Fiis could resume their equity purchases in India.It is important to understand that Fiis were continuous sellers in India in the first three months of this year. The big sale began in January (RS 78027 Crores) when the dollar index reached around 111 in mid -January. Then the intensity of the sale decreased. Fiis became a buyer in April with a purchase number of 4243 rupees. Global macros (decline in the dollar, slowdown in the US and Chinese economy) and domestic macros (high GDP growth and falling inflation and interest rates) will facilitate increasing FII inflows to Indian equity in the future. Debt inflows are decreasing and are likely to remain very low. “Asian equities and US index futures have increased in the trade negotiations in China and the USA after a stronger dollar after “considerable progress” and increasing the risk of appetite.The gold prices decreased on Monday because the positive developments in the US China business reduced market uncertainty and reduced demand to the safe port.Oil prices increased on Monday after encouraging reports of shops in the US CHINA, which improved the prospects for the world’s largest oil consumers.The dollar was strengthened on Monday during the early Asian trade, supported by progress in the US China trade talks and the cooling global tensions.Foreign portfolio investors carried out the net turnover of 3,798 rupees in the amount of RS during the trading session on Friday. In contrast, domestic institutional investors showed a positive atmosphere for net returns from a total of 7,278 crore.