The Indian stock markets have been on an upward trajectory, with both the Sensex and Nifty hitting record highs for the sixth consecutive session. This remarkable run is largely driven by strong corporate earnings, sustained foreign institutional investor (FII) inflows, and a positive sentiment in the global markets. Investors are optimistic about the resilience of the Indian economy, even as concerns about global inflation and recession risks loom.
The benchmark Sensex index surged past the 67,000 mark, while Nifty also saw significant gains, breaching the 20,000 level. These milestones have sparked a wave of optimism across trading desks, with many analysts predicting further upside potential in the near term.
One of the major factors contributing to this bullish trend is the consistent growth in corporate profitability. Indian companies, particularly in sectors like technology, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods, have reported stellar quarterly