100 Days Of Operation Sindoor: Stock Market Investors Gain ₹23.47 Lakh Crore

Business News: After the Pahalgam terror attack, India's Operation Sindoor has been completed for almost 100 days. During this time, the country has made a profit of 23.47 lakh crore rupees. The country has made this profit from the stock market. The surprising thing is that during this time no significant change has been seen in the Sensex and Nifty.

Even after that, the stock market valuation has seen an increase of 5.57 percent. According to experts, there have been a lot of fluctuations in the Sensex and Nifty during this period.

Rising Valuation In Stock Market

Many small-cap and mid-cap stocks have seen a decline. On the other hand, the shares of other blue chip companies did not see such a decline. Due to which there has been an increase in the overall valuation. According to experts, the results of the country's companies have looked slightly better in the first quarter. The effect of which has been seen in the shares of those companies. This is the reason why the valuation has increased.

If experts are to be believed, further increase in the valuation of the stock market can be seen in the coming days. Let us also tell you what kind of figures have been seen regarding the valuation of the country's stock market.

100 days of Operation Sindoor

Operation Sindoor was started on 7 May after the Pahalgam terror attack by Pakistan. Under this, the Indian Army destroyed the terrorist hideouts of Pakistan. Even though a ceasefire was declared two days after that, India's Operation Sindoor against Pakistan's terror activities continues as usual. About 100 days have passed since then.

PM Narendra Modi has already said that the country's army's Operation Sindoor will continue as long as the terrorist activities against India continue. This means that Operation Sindoor will continue until the terrorist incidents and activities against the country end.

The country benefited by Rs 23.47 lakh crore

On the other hand, during these 100 days, the country and investors have benefited by Rs 23.47 lakh crore from the country's stock market. If we look at the figures, on May 6, the market cap of BSE was Rs 42,131,591.89 crore. Since then, it has increased by Rs 23,47,019.38 crore. This means that at present the valuation of BSE has become Rs 4,44,78,611.27 crore.

If we look at the figures, in these 100 days, the market cap of BSE has seen an increase of 5.57 percent. The market cap of BSE is linked to the profit and loss of investors. When there is a decline in the valuation of BSE, then the investors suffer a loss, and when there is an increase, the investors benefit.

Performance of Sensex and Nifty

The special thing is that Sensex and Nifty have not gained much in these 100 days. Let's try to understand this with the data. The Bombay Stock Exchange's major index, Sensex, was seen at 80,641.07 points on May 6, which has currently come down to 80,597.66 points. On the other hand, the National Stock Exchange's major index, Nifty, was seen at 24,379.60 points, which has currently come down to 24,631.30 points.

Since then, Nifty has seen an increase of 251.7, i.e., about 1 percent. This means that Sensex has remained almost flat during this period; on the other hand, Nifty has seen an increase of about 1 percent.

The valuation of companies has increased

According to Anuj Gupta, Director of Ya Wealth Global Research, the valuation of the stock market has increased due to the increase in the valuation of the companies listed in the stock market. That too at a time when the Sensex is almost flat and the Nifty has seen an increase of about 1 percent in these 100. He said that the results of the companies have been slightly better in the third quarter.

Due to which the valuation of companies in the stock market has increased. This is the reason why the overall market cap has also seen an increase. He said that in the coming days, there will be an atmosphere of ups and downs in the stock market.