New Delhi:
Share Market Today: The Indian stock market started positively on 6 March 2025 due to strength in the US and other global markets. Despite the concerns of the trade war, both the Sensex and the Nifty witnessed a bounce in the pre-opening session. Sensex gained 578.07 points (0.78%) to 74,308.30 and the Nifty 50: 139.05 points (0.62%) climbed to 22,476.35.
The Indian stock market showed strength in early trade, where the Sensex rose to 74,085.43 over 350 points, while the Nifty is trading beyond 22,400. Talking about the sectoral index, Nifty Media, Metal and PSU bank index were the highest lead, respectively, 1.43%, 1.02% and 1.01%. Apart from this, the Nifty Auto and Realty Index are also trading with a gain of about 1%, causing positive trends in the market.
After the stormy boom of the previous day, all the shares of Adani Group are still open in the green mark.
Strong signal from global market
The US market recorded a good lead on the previous day, which also rose in the Asian markets. Dow Jones closed at 43,006.59 with a gain of 1.14% (485.60 points). S&P 500 1.12% (64.48 points) rose to closed at 5,842.63. At the same time, Nasdaq Composite climbed 1.46% (267.57 points) to close at 18,552.73.
Strength in Asian and American markets
Wall Street also saw a positive attitude in Asian markets due to a strong rise. Japan’s Nikkei 225 rose 0.76% and topics 0.78%. South Korea’s Kospi strengthened 0.61% and Kosdac 0.38%. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index Futures indicated a high start.
Strength after steady decline in Indian market
After a decline of 10 consecutive trading sessions, the Indian stock market closed in the green mark on the last day (March 5). Sensex closed at 73,730 with a gain of 740 points (1.01%). The Nifty closed at 22,337 with a gain of 254 points (1.15%). Due to this, the total market cap of listed companies on BSE increased by Rs 9 lakh crore to Rs 393 lakh crore, which was Rs 384 lakh crore on Tuesday (March 5).
The Indian stock market has seen a boom due to strength in global markets and purchases of investors. However, in view of the concerns of trade war, there may be further market fluctuations.