Hopes of pick up in foreign investments in India after the ECB launched a landmark bond-buying stimulus programme to revive euro zone economy provided good support, traders said.
The broader 50-share index galloped by 74.90 points, or 0.85 per cent, to register a record closing high of 8,910.50 after hitting life time peak of 8,925.05 during intra-day trade.
The eight-day upsurge has resulted in a massive 632.95 points, or 7.65 per cent spurt in the benchmark indices.
Turnover in the cash segment jumped to Rs 21,480.34 crs from 21,474.52 crore on last Friday. A total of 9,068.26 lakh shares as against 10,263.05 lakh shares changed hands in 89,22,297 trades. The market capitalisation at NSE stood at Rs 101,76,179 crore.
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