Key Points
The previous 1,000-point milestone from 64,000 to 65,000 was achieved in just 3 trading sessions..
The two peaks of 63,000 and 64,000 had taken 278 days and 144 days, respectively.IANS..
As moderating US inflation data hinted that the Federal Reserve could be closer to ending its rate hike cycle, Sensex on Thursdy climbed Mt 66K for the first time to venture into uncharted territory..
"Expect the rally to be non-linear with intermediate corrections of 5-7%," ICICI Securities said, adding that Indian equities will outperform developed and emerging market equities over the next few years...
It has been observed that benchmark indices have performed relatively well in the pre-election year," it said.. (Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views and opinions given by the experts are their own..
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