Archive · 5 Oct 2026
Sensex Rises 473 Points as Nifty Reclaims 22,500
Indian share markets went up on Monday after falling in recent days.
The Sensex gained about 473 points, and the Nifty finished above 22,500.
Consumer goods, banking and other shares helped lift the markets.
Investors were also encouraged by positive signals from other countries and easing concerns about oil supplies.
Softer US jobs data reduced worries that the US central bank would raise interest rates aggressively.
Still, overseas investors were selling shares, and the rupee was weak.
Analysts said the rise could be a short-term bounce, so they are watching what happens next.
The Sensex closed at 72,382.47, up 472.77 points, or 0.66%, while the Nifty gained 133.80 points to 22,555.75.
The Sensex rose as much as 722.23 points intraday, reaching 72,631.93.
FMCG led sectoral gains, rising 1.67%; telecom, consumer durables and financial services also advanced.
Positive global cues, easing oil-supply concerns and softer-than-expected US jobs data supported investor sentiment.
Analysts called the rebound a relief rally and cited foreign selling, high US Treasury yields and a weak rupee as continuing risks.
- Who
- Indian equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty; analysts Ajit Mishra, Vipin Dixena and Vinit Bolinjkar commented on the outlook.
- What
- The Sensex and Nifty rebounded, with the Nifty closing above 22,500.
- When
- Monday; the articles do not specify the date.
- Where
- Indian stock markets, including the BSE and NSE.
- Why
- Buying after a recent selloff, positive global cues, easing oil-supply concerns and softer US jobs data supported sentiment.
Factors supporting the rebound
Risks to a lasting recovery
Market direction
Factors supporting the rebound
Positive global cues, easing oil-supply concerns and gains across sectors helped benchmarks recover.
Risks to a lasting recovery
Analysts described the move as a relief rally and said volatility may continue while investors await stronger evidence of a lasting recovery.
Nifty outlook
Factors supporting the rebound
Vipin Dixena said a sustained move above 22,700 could strengthen the recovery toward 23,000.
Risks to a lasting recovery
Ajit Mishra identified 22,650–22,800 as an immediate hurdle; foreign selling, high yields and a weak rupee remained concerns.
- Sensex close
- 72,382.47, up 472.77 points (0.66%).
- Sensex intraday high
- 72,631.93, up 722.23 points or 1% during the day.
- Nifty close
- 22,555.75, up 133.80 points (0.60%).
- Leading sector
- FMCG rose 1.67%, the strongest sectoral gain.
- Brent crude
- Traded around $102.59 a barrel.
- Nifty immediate hurdle
- 22,650–22,800, according to Ajit Mishra.
- Nifty immediate support
- 22,400–22,350, according to Vipin Dixena.
- Continuing concerns
- Elevated US Treasury yields, foreign investor selling and the rupee above ₹96 per dollar.