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Indian stock market ends week with strong buying momentum
The Indian stock market closed the week higher, buoyed by strong gains in banking, IT, and pharma sectors. The Sensex climbed 329 points to 82,501 on October 10, driven by advances in State Bank of India, Axis Bank, and NTPC. Renewed foreign investor inflows and upbeat sentiment ahead of the earnings season supported the rally. Analysts said stable macro conditions and improving corporate results are reinforcing optimism across India’s equity markets.
Companies:
- Bank First Corporation
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- Bank First Corporation
- growth stocks
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Indian stock market ends week with strong buying momentum
The Indian stock market closed the week higher, buoyed by strong gains in banking, IT, and pharma sectors. The Sensex climbed 329 points to 82,501 on October 10, driven by advances in State Bank of India, Axis Bank, and NTPC. Renewed foreign investor inflows and upbeat sentiment ahead of the earnings season supported the rally. Analysts said stable macro conditions and improving corporate results are reinforcing optimism across India’s equity markets.
Companies:
- Bank First Corporation
Tags:
- Bank First Corporation
- growth stocks
Economic Times• By struti
Explore:Mutual Fund Tools
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Robust sectoral gains and foreign inflows helped markets close the week strong amid Q2 earnings anticipation.
The Indian stock market closed the week higher, buoyed by strong gains in banking, IT, and pharma sectors. The Sensex climbed 329 points to 82,501 on October 10, driven by advances in State Bank of India, Axis Bank, and NTPC. Renewed foreign investor inflows and upbeat sentiment ahead of the earnings season supported the rally. Analysts said stable macro conditions and improving corporate results are reinforcing optimism across India’s equity markets.
The Indian stock market closed the week higher, buoyed by strong gains in banking, IT, and pharma sectors. The Sensex climbed 329 points to 82,501 on October 10, driven by advances in State Bank of India, Axis Bank, and NTPC. Renewed foreign investor inflows and upbeat sentiment ahead of the earnings season supported the rally. Analysts said stable macro conditions and improving corporate results are reinforcing optimism across India’s equity markets.
Companies:
- Bank First Corporation
Tags:
- Bank First Corporation
- growth stocks
- Bank First Corporation
- growth stocks
- insider ownership
- regional banking
- earnings growth