Quatorze actions en hausse sur cinq séances consécutives

Quatorze actions de l'indice BSE 500 ont progressé lors de chacune des cinq séances de bourse se terminant le 8 mai, générant des rendements cumulés allant jusqu'à 25 pour cent. Le Sensex a augmenté de 0,54 pour cent, soit 415 points, pour clôturer à 77 328 au cours de cette période.

Ces gains sont survenus bien que l'indice de référence n'ait clôturé en hausse que lors de deux des cinq séances entre le 4 mai et le 8 mai. Au total, 42 actions du BSE 500 ont progressé lors de chacun de ces jours, bien que seules 14 aient réussi à enregistrer des gains sur l'ensemble de la période.

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