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Share Market in 2024: The year 2025 has started with the morning of January 1. What did you lose and what did you gain in the old year 2024? You should know the account of this. Similarly, if we talk about the stock market, the Indian stock market, which has been going through a period of ups and downs for some time, has given great returns to the investors. During the entire year in 2024, the wealth of investors increased by more than Rs 77.66 lakh crore. During this period, the BSE Sensex rose by more than eight percent. Experts said that this year saw a tug of war between bulls and bears with ups and downs.

Nifty gave positive returns for the ninth consecutive year

Amidst the ongoing uncertainty around the world, Indian markets gave investors great profits. Prashant Tapase, Senior Vice President (Research), Mehta Equities Limited, said, 'The year 2024 was challenging but beneficial for the markets. From January to September, the Nifty continued to rise and reached a record high of 26,277.35. After this, after some decline, the year ended with a decent growth. Despite FII selling, Nifty gave positive returns for the ninth consecutive year.' This year, the BSE Sensex of 30 stocks also climbed 5,898.75 points.

Sensex reached a record high of 85,978 in September
In the year 2024, the Sensex reached its all-time high of 85,978.25 on 27 September. The market cap of companies listed on the BSE increased by Rs 77,66,260.19 crore to Rs 4,41,95,106.44 crore in 2024. On April 8 this year, for the first time, the market cap of companies listed on the BSE reached the level of 400 lakh crore. Amnish Aggarwal, Director (Research), PL Capital - Prabhudas Lilladher, said, 'At the beginning of the year, there was a strong rise in the expectation of reduction in inflation, reduction in interest rates and BJP winning again. In such a situation, the Sensex reached a record level. Due to BJP not getting absolute majority in the election results, the market saw a decline for some time.

He said that after this, the 'Yen Carry Trade' was abolished in August, which gave rise to a period of instability. Despite these shocks, the market reached record levels in September. Aggarwal said that after this, there was a rapid decline due to FII selling, global uncertainties increased after the US presidential election and rising inflation. In October, the BSE Sensex fell by 4,910.72 points. Master Capital Services Limited Director Palak Arora Chopra said that foreign institutional investors (FIIs) are booking profits due to high valuations, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) are continuously supporting the market.

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