Indian stock markets ended the session on a strong note on 15th April, with benchmarks rallying sharply on renewed buying across key sectors.
The BSE Sensex surged 1,264 points to close above 24,200 levels on the Nifty 50, reflecting improved investor sentiment and broad-based participation. The sharp rise came after a volatile start, as markets gradually picked up momentum through the day.
Buying was seen across banking, IT, and select financial stocks, which helped lift the indices higher. Sentiment improved as investors responded to favourable global cues and expectations of steady corporate earnings.
Among the top performers, IT stocks led the rally, with heavyweights such as Infosys and TCS witnessing strong buying interest. Banking stocks also contributed significantly, with gains in major private lenders helping push the indices higher.
On the broader front, midcap and smallcap stocks also participated in the rally, indicating wider market strength beyond just large-cap names. This added to overall optimism and supported the upward move in the benchmarks.
Market experts noted that the rally was driven by value buying after recent volatility, along with positive global signals that helped boost risk appetite among investors.
However, some sectors like FMCG and select defensive stocks saw mild profit booking, but this did not impact the overall bullish momentum.
Foreign institutional investor (FII) activity is also expected to play a key role in determining near-term market direction.
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