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On May 29, 2025, the Indian stock market ushered in a new round of gains with a strong trend. The BSE Sensex index surged 400 points in early trading, breaking through the 81750 point mark, while the Nifty 50 index rose 0.53% to 24884 points, once again breaking historical records. The market performance has been significantly improved due to multiple positive factors such as the US court's suspension of Trump's tariffs and the rebound of major global stock indices.
At the industry level, the banking, IT, and consumer goods sectors have performed outstandingly, with multiple leading heavyweight stocks driving the index higher. Data shows that the profitability of the local banking industry in India continues to strengthen, with stable growth in IT service exports and the consumer sector benefiting from strong domestic demand. In addition, with the increasing risk appetite in the global market, foreign investment continues to flow into the Indian stock market, providing sufficient momentum for this round of market trends.
From a macro data perspective, India's latest economic data is robust, with the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the manufacturing sector maintaining an expansion range and relatively mild inflationary pressures, leaving room for the central bank to maintain loose policies. In addition, the upcoming quarterly financial report of the company has attracted widespread market attention, and investors generally expect the performance to continue its growth momentum.
Market analysts point out that the Indian stock market is expected to continue its strong performance in the short term, but with changes in global monetary policies and geopolitical situations, volatility risks still exist. Investors are advised to pay attention to the latest policy developments of the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, as well as external variables such as international oil prices and the US dollar exchange rate. At the same time, when the index is high, appropriate structural layout should be carried out, high-quality leading stocks and growth stocks with stable fundamentals should be selected, and risk management should be done well.
Overall, the Indian stock market has been continuously positive in the short term and still has a strong growth foundation in the medium to long term. However, investors should not ignore the uncertainty of the global economy and policies. Rational layout and dynamic adjustment strategies will be the key to the future.
