Sensex Surges Past 82,400 as Domestic Funds Pump ₹18,500 Crore into Bluechips

The BSE Sensex surged past the historic 82,400 threshold during Wednesday's trading session, propelled by heavy institutional inflows from domestic mutual funds and systematic investment plan (SIP) allocations.

Large-cap banking, information technology, and capital goods counters witnessed aggressive accumulation. Favorable macroeconomic prints, coupled with declining global crude oil benchmarks, reinforced investor risk appetite.

Market capitalization of all BSE-listed entities crossed record highs, confirming Indian equities as a favored global destination for structural emerging market allocations.