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The Indian equity market surged on November 25, with the Sensex rising by 992.74 points to close at 80,109.85 and the Nifty gaining 314.60 points to finish at 24,221.90, following a decisive victory for the BJP-led Mahayuti alliance in the Maharashtra elections. Positive global cues contributed to a strong opening, although some intraday gains were lost due to selling at higher levels. The election outcome is expected to enhance market sentiment in the near term, with government spending being crucial for growth amidst ongoing fiscal concerns.
The BJP-led Mahayuti alliance's decisive victory in Maharashtra has sparked a robust response in Indian markets, with benchmark indices rising over 1.2 percent. This surge follows a 2.3 percent rally influenced by exit poll predictions, reflecting optimism about increased government spending despite flat overall expenditures and a 17 percent drop in capital expenditures in the first half of FY25.
Nifty and Sensex are expected to rise following a strong victory for the BJP in Maharashtra, fueling optimism for a revival in economic growth. Investors are keenly watching the market for potential gains stemming from this political development.
Maharashtra's BJP-led Mahayuti alliance victory is set to boost market sentiment, following a 2000-point rebound on the Sensex. The decisive mandate is expected to enhance infrastructure development, although fiscal pressures from pre-election measures may impact long-term growth. Analysts emphasize the need for increased government spending to counteract a slowdown in economic growth and corporate earnings.
BJP"s Sudhanshu Trivedi has accused Congress leader Nana Patole and NCP leader Supriya Sule of involvement in a cryptocurrency scam aimed at influencing Maharashtra"s election results. The allegations stem from claims by former IPS officer Ravindra Nath Patil regarding misappropriated bitcoins linked to a 2018 fraud case. Sule has denied the accusations and filed a complaint with the Election Commission of India and the Cyber Crime Department.
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