Sensex rose by 22 percent while Nifty saw a sharp improvement of 24 percent.

Mumbai: After starting the year 2080 at record highs and witnessing an unprecedented record rally in equities, the year ended on a negative note due to continued massive selling in equities by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs). But the year 2080 saw a record boom as a result of large-scale investment in shares by local funds-local institutional investors, continuous purchase of shares and increase in the share of retail investors in mutual funds through special systematic investment schemes.

In Samvat 2080, a rise of 22.31 percent i.e. 14484.38 points has been recorded in Sensex. Last year, Sensex made a record high of 85978.25. Of course, as a result of the year-end correction, the bullishness has been seen to subside. At the end of Samvat 2079 on 10 November 2023, Sensex was at 64904.68.

79389.06 of 31 October 2024 has closed at the end of Samvat 2080, which went today. While the Nifty 50 spot index was at the level of 19425.35 on November 10, 2023, today it is at the level of 24205.35 on the last day of Samvat 2080. In which an increase of 4780 points has been recorded. In which the percentage has increased by 24.60 percent. Nifty has made a new record high of 26277.35 in Samvat 2080.

Automobile giant Mahindra & Mahindra Limited has given the highest return of 78.93 percent among the 30 Sensex stocks in Samvat 2080. Last year the share price of this company was Rs 1524.20, which has increased by 78.93 percent this time and closed at Rs 2727.35. Samvat.