Markets up for the second consecutive day, Sensex 178 and Nifty opened with 42 points – Cross Talk India

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Photo: PTI Stock market boom for the second consecutive day

Share Market Opening 29th April, 2025: The Indian stock market, which closed with a spectacular lead on Monday, opened in green mark on Tuesday as well. Today the BSE Sensex opened with a gain of 178.55 points to 80,396.92 points. On the other hand, NSE’s Nifty 50 also started trading at 24,370.70 points with a gain of 42.20 points. On Monday, the Sensex closed at 80,218.37 after a strong jump of 1005.84 points (1.27 percent). Similarly, the Nifty also rose by 289.15 points (1.20 percent) to close at 24328.50 level.

Great boom in IndusInd Bank shares

On Tuesday, 24 out of 30 companies of Sensex opened in green mark with an increase and the remaining 6 companies opened with a decline in red mark. On the other hand, today, 40 out of 50 company shares of Nifty 50 started trading in green mark and opened in red mark with shares of 9 companies. Whereas, a company shares opened without any change today. IndusInd Bank shares included the highest number of 1.81 percent in Sensex companies and UltraTech Cement shares today opened with a decline of 0.22 percent today.

How was the condition of the remaining shares

Apart from these, on Tuesday, Tata Motors shares on 1.13 percent, Artnal 1.03 percent, Larsen & Toubro 0.79 percent, State Bank of India 0.78 percent, Tata Steel 0.74 percent, Tech Mahindra 0.73 percent, HCL Tech 0.65 percent, Adani Ports 0.63 percent, Adani Ports 0.63 percent, Axis Bank 0.62 percent, Mahindra and Mahindra, Mahindra and Mahindra 0.51 percent, Powergrid 0.39 percent, TCS 0.37 percent, NTPC 0.37 percent, Reliance 0.36 percent, Bharti Airtel opened with 0.36 percent. Whereas, Nestle India shares opened with 0.17 percent, Bajaj Finance 0.12 percent, Bajaj Finserv 0.10 percent, Sun Performs 0.03 percent and Asian Paints shares with 0.02 percent decline.

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