Sensex jumps to 39,000 with jumping stock market stock: Nifty jumps 329

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Ahmedabad. September 23, 2019, Monday

Sensex, which has continued to surge in the stock market today following the announcement of other financial concessions, including a reduction in corporate tax by the government last week, has regained the level of 39000 and Nifty 11600. Investors' wealth was up by 3,000 points in the last two days. 10.35 lakh crore has been increased.

With the government's economic package, foreign investors have also come back to market as the sentiment of the market has changed sharply. Choemer's new takeover continued on the second day after the package was announced, following other favorable actions, including optimism for improving corporate financial health in the coming days.

Today, Sensex has been buoyed by the start of trading in the Sensex, following a new takeover from Chomer, including foreign investors. Who were issuing till the end of the business. IT is still behind the new take Except for stocks, stocks in all other sectors were trending towards improvement.

Thus, on the second day today, the Sensex, which continued to pick up new from Chomer, rose 1075.41 points to 39090.03 with a jump of 39000 again. The NSE's Nifty gained 329.20 points to end at 11603.40.

Investors' wealth (BSE market cap) also increased by Rs. 10.35 lakh crore with an increase of Rs. 148.89 lakh crore. On Friday, the BSE market cap closed at Rs. 6.83 lakh crore after raising Rs. There was an increase of 3.52 lakh crore.

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