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Indian Stock Market Sees Gains as Sensex Rises by 769 Points
Gyanhigyan english | May 23, 2025 11:39 PM CST

Market Performance Overview

On Friday, May 23, 2025, India's stock market indices, the Sensex and Nifty50, concluded the trading session positively. The Sensex, which tracks the top 30 companies, climbed by 769.09 points, finishing at 81,721.08. Similarly, the Nifty50, representing the top 50 firms, increased by 243.45 points, closing at 24,853.15.


Morning Trading Insights

At the start of trading on Friday, the Sensex experienced a slight dip of 55.48 points, opening at 80,896.51. In contrast, the Nifty50 saw a rise of 29.80 points, beginning the day at 24,639.50.


Market Volatility Factors

The Indian stock market displayed volatility during the opening session, primarily influenced by fluctuating foreign portfolio investor (FPI) activities. Despite a cautious start, broader market indices remained in positive territory.


Institutional Investor Activity

On May 22, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) sold equities worth Rs 5,045 crore in the cash market, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) purchased equities totaling Rs 3,715 crore.


Global Economic Influences

The recent approval of a US tax and spending bill has bolstered key economic strategies under President Trump's administration. However, concerns regarding the fiscal deficit and increasing long-term bond yields have contributed to market apprehension. Analysts suggest that the situation will stabilize as the markets adjust to these developments.


Expert Opinions on Market Trends

Market analysts attribute the current fluctuations to instability in global bond markets. FPIs are rapidly altering their investment strategies, leading to a cycle of buying and selling that heightens uncertainty in Indian markets. Banking and market expert Ajay Bagga commented, "The Indian markets are experiencing significant volatility in FPI flows, with substantial outflows followed by inflows, and then more outflows. This reflects the anxiety among FPIs regarding global bond market conditions, prompting some to withdraw early. However, as global sentiment improves, Indian markets could benefit from strong domestic factors."



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