Les marchés indiens enregistrent une troisième semaine consécutive de hausse

25 juin 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Les marchés boursiers indiens ont clôturé en légère hausse jeudi, prolongeant leurs gains pour une troisième semaine consécutive grâce à la détente des prix du pétrole brut.

Le Nifty 50 et le Sensex ont tous deux progressé, soutenus par la baisse des prix du pétrole qui a renforcé la confiance des investisseurs.

Les analystes ont souligné que tout repli pourrait susciter un intérêt acheteur en prévision d'améliorations attendues des marges au deuxième trimestre.

Ils ont également noté une réduction des anticipations de volatilité malgré les éventuels déficits liés à la saison des moussons.

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