Sensex gagne plus de 500 points grâce au rallye des actions IT

En début de séance mardi, le BSE Sensex a progressé de 564,63 points à 82 790,45, tandis que le NSE Nifty a gagné 167 points à 25 591,65. Le rallye a été mené par des actions IT comme HCLTech, Infosys et TCS, les deux indices étant en hausse de plus de 0,5 % à 9h28.

Le marché boursier indien a ouvert en hausse le 25 février 2026. Vers 9h18, le Sensex a bondi de 400 points, le Nifty évoluant au-dessus de 25 500. HCLTech a gagné 3 %, en tête du rallye du secteur IT. À 9h28, le S&P BSE Sensex avait progressé de 564,63 points à 82 790,45. Le NSE Nifty 50 a avancé de 167,00 points à 25 591,65. Les deux indices étaient en hausse de plus de 0,5 % en début de séance. Des actions comme Infosys, Tech Mahindra, RIL et HUL ont également contribué aux gains, comme l'indiquent les mots-clés. La progression a été entraînée par les actions IT, après un récent krach dans le secteur. Cette activité reflète un sentiment positif à Dalal Street, bien que les sources ne détaillent pas les raisons précises de la hausse.

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