The stock market has rallied strongly in the past two days, but the Sensex-Nifty opened in the red on Tuesday. However, this decline did not last long, with both indices entering the green zone after just 15 minutes of trading. Meanwhile, the stock market is making new history, albeit at a slow pace. In fact, the 30-share Sensex index on the Bombay Stock Exchange jumped to a record high of 85,041.34 points as soon as it rose. This is the first time that the Sensex crossed the 85,000-point mark. Nifty is also trading very close to 26,000 points.
Start with the red mark
Indian stocks opened lower despite positive signals globally. On one hand, the Sensex fell by 130.92 points and opened at 84,860.73 points. After some time, this fall turned into a gain and the Sensex rose by over 115 points to reach a high of 85,052.42 points. On the other hand, if we talk about Nifty, the index opened 22.80 points lower at 25,916.20 and like Sensex, after entering the green zone, it jumped to 25,978.90, which is its all-time high.
