Indian stock markets opened on a positive note on September 30, with the Sensex rising around 130 points and the Nifty trading above the 22,700 level in early trade. The market opening came amid mixed global cues and continued investor focus on crude oil prices, foreign fund flows and US bond yields.
TCS was among the major gainers, with its shares climbing around 2.5% in early trading. The IT stock provided support to the broader market. However, investors remained cautious as elevated crude oil prices and foreign institutional investor (FII) selling continued to influence market sentiment.
- Sensex gained around 130 points
- Nifty traded above 22,700
- TCS rose 2.5%
- Crude oil prices remain a key concern
- FII selling continues to impact sentiment
Indian markets started the session positively, but investors continued to watch global cues, crude prices and foreign fund flows for further market direction.
Indian stock market ne 30 September ko positive start kiya. Early trade mein Sensex around 130 points upar raha, jabki Nifty 22,700 ke level ke above trade kar raha tha. Market mein buying support ke beech investors ki nazar crude oil prices, FII activity aur global market cues par bani hui hai.
TCS major gainers mein raha aur early trade mein stock lagbhag 2.5% chadha. TCS ki strong performance ne IT stocks ko support diya aur overall market sentiment ko boost kiya. Lekin high crude oil prices aur continued FII selling ki wajah se market mein caution bhi bana hua hai.
- Sensex around 130 points up
- Nifty 22,700 ke above
- TCS 2.5% up
- Crude oil prices remain a concern
- FII selling continues
Market ne positive opening di, lekin investors abhi bhi crude prices, global cues aur foreign fund flows ko closely track kar rahe hain.