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Stock market erupts! Nifty smashes all-time record at 26,296 as Sensex soars

| @indiablooms | Nov 27, 2025, at 10:11 am

Driven by expectations of US and domestic rate cuts, the Nifty hit an all-time high on Thursday, giving cheers to investors.

Nifty 50, the benchmark index that tracks the 50 most valuable companies listed on the National Stock Exchange, was trading at 26, 279 points at around 9.55 am.

It had touched the record-high of 26, 296.

The previous high point was reached in September 2024.

Despite hesitation in the market around the US tariff imposition, it took 289 sessions and nearly 14 months for Nifty to reach the all-time high position.

At the same time, Sensex is trading 164 points higher at 85774.

It is still shorter than the highest point of 85,978.25, touched during September 2024.

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