Despite global uncertainties, the Indian stock market maintained its positive trajectory with the Nifty 50 and Sensex extending gains for the third straight session, driven by strong performance in financial and real estate sectors.
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The primary sectors driving the market gains are the financial sector, including banking stocks, and the real estate sector.
The broader markets, including the BSE MidCap and BSE SmallCap indices, also participated in the rally, with gains of 0.85% and 0.70%, respectively.
The pharmaceutical sector saw a mild correction due to regulatory challenges and pricing pressures in key markets.
The market's strength is attributed to positive domestic factors, such as robust economic growth and government reforms, as well as optimism about the global economic recovery.
Analysts expect strong quarterly results from companies in the banking, IT, and real estate sectors, which could further support the market's upward momentum.
The real estate sector experienced a downturn as the Nifty Realty Index closed at 780, following the Reserve Bank of India's revision of its FY26 GDP forecast and a policy shift from 'accommodative' to 'neutral'.
In a significant move in the real estate sector, Info-x Software, a renowned tech company, has acquired a luxury penthouse at The Camellias in Gurugram for a staggering INR 190 crore. This acquisition underscores the growing interest of business leaders a
In a recent analysis, finfluencer Akshat Shrivastava compared the performance of the real estate sector with the small cap index, shedding light on the investment opportunities and risks involved. This survey, conducted by PropTiger.com, a leading digital
Bollywood icons Amitabh Bachchan and his son Abhishek Bachchan have made a significant real estate investment, purchasing properties worth ₹24.95 crore in Mumbai’s Mulund West.
Hyderabad's commercial real estate market continues to witness robust growth, with property prices surging by 17% during the September to December quarter of 2024.
British house prices rose at the fastest annual pace since late 2022, with a 4.3% increase in August, according to Halifax data.