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Indian Stock Market: Despite challenges like continuous withdrawal of foreign investors, uncertainty related to tariffs, high valuations and weakness of the rupee, the Indian stock market performed strongly in the year 2025. BSE’s benchmark index Sensex registered a gain of more than 8 percent, which increased investors’ wealth by about Rs 30.20 lakh crore. According to analysts, strong domestic investor support, stable macroeconomic conditions and strong GDP growth rate supported the market despite adverse global and domestic conditions.
Increase in investors’ wealth
Incred Wealth CEO Nitin Rao said that despite the withdrawal of foreign investors, the role of domestic investors remained the biggest basis of market strength in 2025. Till December 29, the Sensex rose by 6,556.53 points or 8.39 percent, while on December 1, it touched an all-time high of 86,159.02 points. During this period, the total market capitalization of BSE listed companies increased to Rs 4,72,15,483.12 crore (about 5,250 billion dollars).
Ponmudi R, CEO of Enrich Money. According to , 2025 was a year of consolidation and transformation for the Indian stock market, where a gain of 8–10 percent was considered remarkable despite global headwinds and foreign capital withdrawal.
Caution and uncertainty prevail
Santosh Meena, Research Chief, Swastika Investmart, said investor sentiment remained cautious due to weak corporate earnings growth, high valuations and rupee weakness, while global geopolitical tensions and uncertainty over US interest rates also had an impact.
While foreign investors pulled out a record Rs 1.6 lakh crore this year, government capital expenditure, sustained inflows from domestic investors and record activity in the IPO market – including large issuances by Tata Capital, HDB Financial Services and LG Electronics India – kept the market in good stead.
Reliance Industries remained the most valuable company in terms of market capitalisation, while HDFC Bank, Bharti Airtel, TCS and ICICI Bank remained in the top five. Overall, after the strong returns of 2020–24, 2025 is considered to be a year of balance, consolidation and moving towards long-term stability for the Indian stock market.
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