Record-Breaking Rally : Sensex Nears 86,000 & Nifty Targets 26,500 as Bulls Dominate

By Rakesh

Synopsis : Indian stock markets surged to fresh record highs on Thursday, powered by strong global cues and sector-led momentum. Sensex and Nifty continued to scale new peaks, keeping bullish sentiment firmly intact.


Record-Breaking Rally: Sensex Nears 86,000 & Nifty Targets 26,500 as Bulls Dominate


Stock Market LIVE:

Indian equity benchmark indices continued their spectacular run on Thursday, touching fresh record highs amid positive global market trends and steady domestic sentiment. Investors remained upbeat as both frontline indices surged past key milestones.


By 11 AM, the BSE Sensex had already hit a new lifetime high of 86,055.86, before settling at 85,984.88, up 375.37 points (0.44%). The NSE Nifty50 climbed to a fresh peak of 26,310.45, and was last seen trading at 26,296.90, gaining 91.60 points (0.35%).



Broader Market Performance

The broader market showed a mixed tone:

Nifty MidCap index turned flat after early gains,

While Nifty SmallCap slipped 0.26%, indicating selective buying and cautious sentiment in mid- and small-cap segments.



Sectoral Highlights


Key sectors remained in green, boosting overall momentum:

Nifty Metal led the pack with a 0.5% rise, supported by strong commodity cues,

Nifty Auto gained 0.35%, reflecting positive consumer demand trends,

Nifty Bank rallied to a fresh record of 59,802.65, up 0.4%, extending its ongoing strength.



Nifty Levels to Watch


According to Ponmudi R, CEO of Enrich Money, the market outlook remains optimistic:

A 15-minute close above 26,277 may trigger further upside toward 26,350–26,500, with potential to stretch up to 27,000 in the short term.

On the downside, support is seen around 26,100–26,000,

With a stronger safety zone near 25,850 in case of a deeper correction.

Momentum indicators remain positive, suggesting continued strength as the bulls maintain control.


DisclaimerThis article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice. Please consult a certified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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