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why is market rising: Nifty hits record high, Sensex jumps 800 points. Is RBI behind the sugar rush?

Nifty hits a record high while Sensex surges 1,200 points, fuelled by RBI's Rs 2.1 lakh crore dividend for the government. Analysts anticipate positive macroeconomic effects, including potential fiscal deficit reduction and infrastructure spending boost.

Sensex Jumps 800 Points, Nifty At Record High; Why Is Market Rising Today?

Stock market rally today: Optimism over election outcome coupled with ease in bond yields lifted NSE Nifty to a new high

What pushed Nifty to new all-time high above 22,800 today: 2 major factors

Stock market today: Nifty Bank jumped 1.6% while PSU rail and defence stocks rose as well- GRSE, Cochin Shipyard and Mazagon Dock were up to 20%.

RBI's FY24 Dividend Payout Will Ease Fiscal Deficit By 0.4%, Cut Govt's Borrowing Needs: Economists

RBI's record Rs 2.11 lakh crore dividend to boost India's FY2025 finances! Experts say it will lower the fiscal deficit by 0.4% & allow for increased spending or sharper consolidation. Read for the impact on government borrowing & challenges.

Bumper dividend from RBI to help Centre's fiscal consolidation in FY25

Budget targets may be reviewed, 5.1% deficit target may be met, more space for spending

RBI transfers record Rs 2.11 lakh crore dividend to government

MUMBAI, May 22: The Reserve Bank of India will pay a record Rs 2.1 lakh crore dividend to the government for the fiscal ended March 31, more than double

Explained: What is behind RBI's record dividend transfer and how it helps government

Every year RBI transfers a certain amount of money to the government

RBI board approves transfer of ₹2,10,874 crore surplus to Centre for FY24

Heatwave likely to raise vegetable inflation - The Hindu BusinessLine

Rising vegetable inflation due to heatwave in India impacting headline inflation, with tomato, onion, and potato prices on the rise.

Windfall for govt as RBI transfers record Rs 2.1 trillion for FY24