Sensex rose 5 thousand points in just 55 days: Double the growth of global index in four years; Healthcare, FMCG and Consumer Durables index rose more
The domestic stock market closed at close to the level of 85 thousand on Monday. On Monday, the first trading day of the week, the Sensex made an all-time high of 84,981 points with a gain of 436 points. Nifty also made an all-time high of 25,956 during trading. It took about 55 trading sessions to reach the level of 85 thousand from 80 thousand.
Earlier, it took 57 trading sessions to reach 80 thousand from 75 thousand. It took 438 sessions for the Sensex to travel from 60 thousand to 65 thousand. This information has come to light from the analysis of Dainik Bhaskar. From the year 2020 to 20 September 2024, Indian stocks have risen by 238.9%. The global index MSCI ACWI has risen only 118.9% in the same period.
The market has climbed 25 thousand points in three years. In 192 sessions since April this financial year, the market has climbed about 15 thousand points. The special thing is that it took 57 trading days to reach 80 thousand from 75 thousand and 55 trading days to reach 80-85 thousand.
- The total market cap of companies listed on BSE reached Rs 476.04 lakh crore. In the last 52 sessions, the market cap has increased by Rs 25 lakh crore. This year the market has increased by Rs 100 lakh crore. In January, it was at the level of Rs 376.09 lakh crore.
All indexes except metals have risen since July, healthcare has increased the most by 19%
Among the BSE sectoral indices, healthcare has gained the most by 19.2% in about three months. This was followed by FMCG by 17.1%, consumer durables by 16.9%, tech by 15.6% and IT by 15.2%. Meanwhile, the Sensex has gained 7.5% in the same period. While the smallcap index has gained 10.3%, the midcap index by 7.3% and the largecap index by 7.7%. During this period, only the metal index saw a decline of 2.64%.
93% lost an average of Rs 2 lakh in F&O
In the last three financial years, 93% of traders have lost an average of Rs 2 lakh per person in futures and options (F&O) trading. This report has been released by market regulator SEBI. According to the report, this figure increased to 89% in the financial year 2021-22 and 91.1% in 2023-24. Traders suffered a loss of Rs 1.8 lakh crore between 2021-22 and 23-24. Despite this, 75% continued trading.
F&O turnover rises 50% to Rs 540 lakh crore: The average daily turnover in September rose 50% to Rs 540 lakh crore from September last year. It was Rs 360 lakh crore in September 2023.
