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Muhurat Trading Opens New Fiscal Year With Sensex, Nifty in Focus
Indian equity markets commenced ceremonial Muhurat trading on Diwali, marking the start of Samvat 2083. Market observers tracked benchmark indices and sectoral movements as traders participated in the auspicious trading session.
LSN India ·
India's stock exchanges opened for special Muhurat trading on Diwali, a time-honoured tradition that marks the beginning of a new financial year in the Hindu calendar and the start of Samvat 2083. The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty took centre stage as investors and analysts monitored early movements across key sectors and individual stock performances.
The ceremonial trading session, held for a limited period, traditionally sets a symbolic tone for the market year ahead. Participants tracked top gainers and losers as market sentiment and stock-specific developments influenced trading patterns during the session.
Market experts provided commentary on the economic outlook for the coming fiscal period, analysing factors that could shape equity performance in the months ahead. The Muhurat trading session offers investors an opportunity to participate in markets on an auspicious occasion while reflecting on the performance of Samvat 2082 and prospects for the new year.