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Market Extends Gain in Second Week on FII Support; Capital Market & IT Stocks Shine

Market Extends Gain in Second Week on FII Support; Capital Market & IT Stocks Shine
Article (Key Points): The market extended its winning streak for a second consecutive week, ending October 10 on a bullish note. Nifty reclaimed the 25,300 level, driven by positive global cues, continued DII buying, easing geopolitical risks, and FIIs turning net buyers. BSE Sensex jumped 1,293.65 points (~1.59%), closing at 82,500.82, while Nifty50 gained 391.10 points (~1.57%), ending at 25,285.35. Among sectors, Nifty Capital Market and IT indices were the top performers, each gaining ~5% during the week. Other sectoral gains: Nifty Healthcare: +3% Nifty Realty: +2.3% Nifty Private Bank, Consumer Durables, Pharma: +2% each Nifty Media index was the only major laggard, falling by nearly 3%. On the stocks front, among large-cap gainers were TCS, Infosys, HCL Technologies, Bharti Airtel, etc. FIIs (Foreign Institutional Investors) turned net buyers: they bought equities worth ₹2,975.53 crore. Meanwhile, DIIs (Domestic Institutional Investors) continued their buying streak too, with an inflow of ₹8,391.11 crore. On the FX side, the Indian rupee strengthened slightly: it ended the week at ₹88.69 per USD, up 9 paise from its level on October 3. Takeaway / Insight: The rally is being strongly supported by FIIs coming back into the market, signaling renewed foreign investor confidence. Capital Market and IT sectors are leading the charge, showing that growth-oriented sectors are driving the momentum. Domestic investors (DIIs) are also participating aggressively, which adds strength to this uptrend. Macro positives — like easing geopolitical risk + positive global cues + earnings season kickoff — are working in favour of bulls. But investors should be cautious too: a rally backed by FIIs + DIIs can be powerful, yet it's important to keep an eye on global risks, earnings outlook, and currency volatility.
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