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NIFTY 50·24,986.40+1.83%SENSEX·80,999.40+2.13%BANK NIFTY·58,850.65+1.86%RELIANCE·1,324.00+0.81%HDFC BANK·784.10+3.17%ICICI BANK·1,565.00+4.33%BHARTI AIRTEL·2,085.50+1.39%INFOSYS·1,171.60+0.36%L&T·4,110.00+1.48%TCS·2,498.80+0.12%ITC·283.45+1.65%SBI·1,016.00+0.95%AXIS BANK·1,314.70+2.71%NIFTY 50·24,986.40+1.83%SENSEX·80,999.40+2.13%BANK NIFTY·58,850.65+1.86%RELIANCE·1,324.00+0.81%HDFC BANK·784.10+3.17%ICICI BANK·1,565.00+4.33%BHARTI AIRTEL·2,085.50+1.39%INFOSYS·1,171.60+0.36%L&T·4,110.00+1.48%TCS·2,498.80+0.12%ITC·283.45+1.65%SBI·1,016.00+0.95%AXIS BANK·1,314.70+2.71%

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What is Mahurat trading?

about 15 hours ago · Lumic

Diwali lamp lit on a stock market chart, symbolizing Mahurat trading event in India
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What is Mahurat trading?
LR·about 15 hours ago

This 'Data Shots' piece breaks down the concept of Mahurat trading. Essentially, it's a special trading session observed by Indian stock exchanges like the BSE and NSE on the auspicious occasion of Diwali. Historically, this symbolic trading day marks the beginning of a new Samvat year in the Hindu calendar, often seen as a time for fresh beginnings and prosperity. Many investors and traders participate, believing it brings good fortune to their financial ventures. Understanding Mahurat trading is key for anyone following Indian stock market trends and the cultural nuances that influence trading sentiment during festive periods. It’s a unique aspect of Indian finance that bridges tradition with modern market practices.

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