Bharti Airtel supera brevemente a HDFC Bank en valor de mercado

Bharti Airtel superó brevemente a HDFC Bank el lunes para convertirse en la segunda empresa más valiosa de la India por capitalización bursátil. El operador de telecomunicaciones alcanzó un valor de 11.9 billones de rupias antes de que HDFC Bank recuperara el puesto al cierre de la sesión.

El cambio se produjo en medio de un desempeño inferior generalizado de los líderes tradicionales del mercado en sectores como la tecnología de la información y la banca. Las ganancias de Bharti Airtel destacaron las cambiantes preferencias de los inversores en Dalal Street durante la jornada bursátil.

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