<img src="https://static.gujaratsamachar.com/content_image/content_image_ac1bc398-6674-4fda-8e3e-611febd47d0c.jpeg" data-filename="IMF projects India to be fastest growing economy leaving China, US behind.png" style="width: 100%;"> As the Indian stock market ended Samvat year 2080, investors' wealth surged by a whopping ₹128 lakh crore (about $1.5 trillion at current exchange rate) to ₹453 lakh crore in just one year.&nbsp; This made Samvat 2080 the biggest wealth-creating year on record, banking upon a stable government, strong fundamentals s and record inflows by domestic funds which was at ₹4.7 lakh crore.The National Stock Exchange (NSE) saw its investor base crossing 20 crore. Amid strong interest from retail investors, 336 companies made their stock market debuts in Samvat 2080 — with 248 coming from the SME segment.Nearly 100 of these IPOs have launched with listing gains exceeding 50% and 163 IPOs are currently trading above their issue prices, as per industry data.Samvat 2080 also saw significant growth in the prices of gold and silver, with both precious metals delivering returns of 32% and 39%, respectively. This can be attributed to three key global factors -- geopolitical tensions, US presidential election and global interest rate policy.The mutual fund sector saw its total assets at about ₹68 lakh crore, with systematic investment plan (SIP) investments nearing ₹25,000-crore mark.The new Samvat or Hindu New Year begins at the time of Diwali. During this time, many investors believe that trades made during Muhurat draw prosperity for the year ahead.According to market experts, with Nifty returning 25% and Nifty 500 returning 30% in Samvat 2080, investors should be happy.But the 6.2% correction in October, the first above 5% correction in 54 months, has triggered anxiety over the market performance, going forward.Of serious concern is the relentless FII selling in October amounting to ₹1,13,858 crore through the exchanges.Given India’s elevated valuations and concerns over deceleration in earnings growth, FII selling might continue, impacting the benchmark indices. In such a scenario investors should focus on stock-specific investment where Q2 results have been good and earnings visibility is bright, said experts.(This story was taken from a syndicated feed and was only edited for style by Gujarat Samachar Digital staff)

As the Indian stock market ended Samvat year 2080, investors' wealth surged by a whopping ₹128 lakh crore (about $1.5 trillion at current exchange rate) to ₹453 lakh crore in just one year.

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