Share market again created history, market cap of listed stocks on BSE crossed Rs 300 lakh crore for the first time

BSE Market Cap At Record High: The Indian stock market created history in Wednesday’s trading session. The market cap of listed companies in the stock market has crossed Rs 300 lakh crore for the first time. According to BSE data, at the close of trading in the market on Wednesday, the market cap of the companies listed on BSE stood at Rs 300.127 lakh crore. While the market cap was Rs 298.65 lakh crore in the last trading session. That is, in today’s trade, a jump of Rs 1.35 lakh crore has been seen in the wealth of the investors.

Market cap increased by 45 lakh crores in 3 months

On March 20, the market cap of companies listed on BSE was close to Rs 255 lakh crore. But after this, due to the huge investment of domestic and foreign investors, a new boom started in the Indian stock market. Since then, there has been a jump of 8500 points in the Sensex, while there has been a rise of around 2700 points in the Nifty. Due to this boom in the market, the wealth of investors has increased by 45 lakh crores. The market cap of companies listed on BSE has increased from Rs 255 lakh crore to Rs 300 lakh crore.

Which sectors showed growth

Many sectors have contributed to this biggest boom in the market. But banking sectors have been a major contributor. Bank Nifty has seen a jump of 10.13 percent during this period. The stocks of the FMCG sector led by ITC have a major contribution in this boom. Nifty FMCG has gained 16 per cent in the last three months. Stocks of real estate sectors have done wonders. The index of the real estate sector has seen a jump of 33 per cent in these three months. There has been tremendous growth in stocks like DLF, Godrej Properties.

Auto sectors they have also made a big contribution in this boom. There has been a jump of around 24 per cent in the auto index. The index of the pharma sector has also seen a rise of 13 per cent. The energy sector index has climbed 10 percent. During this period, due to buying in mid-cap stocks, the mid-cap index has seen a jump of close to 20 per cent.

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