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Muhurat Trading 2026: How Has Nifty Performed Over the Last 10 Years?
News18 3 hrs ago·7 Nov 2026, 1:31 pm
Muhurat Trading marks the closing of the festive Diwali season in India and is traditionally seen as an auspicious start to the new financial year. While this one-day session is symbolic, it often reflects the market's mood as investors prepare for the year ahead. Over the last decade, the Nifty 50 has generally ended this session in the green, suggesting a positive outlook for the period following Diwali.
For investors, this trend is often viewed as a sentiment indicator rather than a fundamental driver of returns. A positive close is believed to bring good luck and confidence, potentially encouraging retail participation in the coming months. However, it is important to remember that this is a brief, pre-market event and does not predict the full-year performance of the index.
Moving forward, market participants will focus on the broader economic indicators and corporate earnings released in the coming weeks. While the festive sentiment provides a psychological boost, actual market movements will depend on global cues and domestic economic data. Investors should use this period to review their portfolios and set clear financial goals for the upcoming fiscal year.
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