Stock Market Opening: Great opening of the stock market, Sensex rose 415 points to 71,770, Nifty opened beyond 21650.

Stock Market Opening: Great opening of the stock market, Sensex rose 415 points to 71,770, Nifty opened beyond 21650.

Stock Market Opening: The Indian stock market has opened with great momentum today. After the huge fall in the market yesterday evening, today there has been a gap up opening in the stock market. At the time of opening in the stock market, the number of rising shares was 2200 shares and the number of falling shares was only 200.

Indian stock market opened with tremendous momentum

BSE's 30-share index Sensex opened at 71,770 with a rise of 415.69 points or 0.58 percent. Whereas NSE's 50-share index Nifty opened at the level of 21,653 with an impressive gain of 140.60 points or 0.65 percent."text-align: justify;">Great market surge in pre-open

In the pre-opening of the stock market, BSE Sensex was trading at 71681 with a rise of 326.72 points. NSE's Nifty was trading at 21655, up 142.50 points.

There was a huge fall in the stock market yesterday

The fall of the domestic stock market on Monday surprised everyone and it fell below important levels. NSE's Nifty closed the trade at 21,513 after a fall of 197.80 points or 0.91 percent. BSE Sensex closed at the level of 71,355 with a huge fall of 670.93 points or 0.93 percent.

Almost all the shares of Sensex and Nifty are on the rise

At the time of opening, only one stock out of 30 Sensex showed decline and that is of Power Grid. The remaining 29 Sensex stocks are on the rise. IT stocks dominated among the top gainers of Sensex and 5 out of the top 6 stocks are from the IT sector. Wipro was also seen as the top gainer of Sensex. 

How is the picture of Nifty

48 out of 50 stocks of Nifty are showing strong rise and Only 2 stocks remain in decline. After the news of buyback, Bajaj Auto's share is up 2.81 percent and is the top gainer of Nifty. Here too Wipro is among the top gainers and is trading up by 1.80 percent.

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