Mumbai, Jan 5 : The key Indian equity indices rose for the 10th consecutive session on Tuesday as investors bought into declining buy stocks.
The market’s up move came after global cues had subdued investors’ sentiments during the initial phase of the day’s trade.
Globally, most Asian markets reversed early losses, as hopes for a positive economic outlook outdid worries over a coronavirus surge, new lockdowns, a slow vaccine rollout and uncertainty over US Senate elections.
Similarly, volatility struck European stocks on Tuesday morning as investors monitored the coronavirus pandemic and the imposition of further restrictions, along with a US Senate runoff election in Georgia.
Among sectors, IT, banks and media were the main gainers while metals and realty were the losers.
The NSE Nifty50 closed at 14,199.50 points, higher by 66.60 points, or 0.47 per cent, from its previous close.
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