Sensex, Nifty firm up gains in opening session
The Hindu
The prominent gainers on the Sensex chart were NTPC, PowerGrid, Axis Bank, SBI, Bajaj Finance and RIL.
The BSE gauge Sensex rose over 277 points in opening deals on Tuesday, tracking overall buoyancy in global markets led by record-setting U.S. stocks.
Continuing its winning momentum, the 30-share benchmark opened with significant gains and saw further consolidation as the trade progressed. In initial deals the Sensex was trading at 59,461.07—clocking a gain of 277.85 points or 0.47%.
Likewise, the NSE Nifty advanced 80.40 points or 0.46 % to 17,706.10.
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