Better performance of Indian stock market: Markets across the world fell by 28% this year, but Sensex-Nifty stable A to Z Counsel

The Indian stock market has outperformed major markets across the world so far this year. Benchmark indices of all major markets have lost 3.5-28%, while Sensex and Nifty have remained almost stable. Indians have opened three new demat accounts every four seconds since 2020.

There has been a record increase in SIP. As a result, the benchmark Nifty50 has outperformed major exchanges including S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nikkei and FTSE. This is despite foreign investors pulling out a net Rs 2,71,950 crore from the Indian stock market between October 2021 and June 2022.

So far only Indian market is stable in 2022

Sensex up 578 points for two consecutive days
The Indian market rose for the second consecutive day on Tuesday amid the strength of Asian markets. At one point, the Sensex had risen to the day’s high of 60,106 with a jump of 965 points. Profits were recovered at the upper levels. Nevertheless, the Sensex closed at 59,720 with a gain of 578 points. Nifty gained 194 points and closed at 17,816. All-round buying was led by pharma, auto, realty metal stocks. Today i.e. on Wednesday the market is trading flat.