Share Market High: When US President Donald Trump predicted an early end to the war in the Middle East, crude oil prices fell, causing a surge in the stock market. Amidst the growth in the Asian market, a strong buying trend was also seen in the domestic stock market.
On the day of weekly expiry of Nifty 50, every sector index is on the rise. Substantial buying took place in mid-cap and small-cap markets also. Domestic equity benchmark indices, Sensex and Nifty rose. Overall, the market cap of BSE-listed companies has increased by Rs 4.29 lakh crore, that is, the wealth of investors has increased by Rs 4.29 lakh crore since the opening of the market.
Talking about equity benchmark indices, BSE Sensex is currently trading 675.51 points (0.87%) higher at 78,241.67 and Nifty 50 is trading 186.45 points (0.78%) higher at 24,214.50. A day earlier, crude oil prices had increased to around $120 per barrel. However, after Trump’s prediction of an early end to the war, the fear of disruption in global oil supply diminished and prices have now fallen below $95.
Investors’ wealth increased by Rs 4.29 lakh crore
The total market cap of all stocks listed on BSE as on March 9, 2026 was Rs 4,41,10,262.45 crore. Today, as soon as the market opened on March 10, 2026, it reached Rs 4,45,40,192.35 crore. This means that the wealth of investors increased by Rs 4,29,929.9 crore.
Only four Sensex stocks are in loss
Out of 30 Sensex stocks, only four are in loss today. The highest growth was seen in Indigo, Asian Paints and UltraTech Cement.
21 stocks are at one year high
Today 2,613 stocks are trading on BSE. Of these, 2,029 stocks are showing gains. A decline is visible in 455. There is no change in 129. Apart from this, 21 stocks reached one year high and 45 reached one year low. Where 59 stocks reached the upper circuit. Whereas 51 stocks reached lower circuit.
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