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Indian stocks opened in the green and then surged ahead on Tuesday, spurred by global risk-on behavior amidst receding fears about the Omicron variant of coronavirus<\/span>. Overnight gains in Wall Street, surprise jump in China’s factory activity, as well as rally in other Asian markets<\/span> have helped lift sentiment.<\/p>\n The benchmark S&P BSE Sensex opened at 57272.08 and went on to touch a high of 58019.58. It is now trading at 58086.11, up 826 points or 1.44 percent from Monday’s close. 29 of the 30 scrips have gained from Monday’s levels.<\/p>\n The broader S&P Nifty 50 opened at 17051.15 and touched a high of 17271.30. The index is now trading at 17,245.85, a gain of around 113 percent from Monday’s close. 46 of the 50 constituent scrips of the index have gained from Monday’s levels.<\/p>\n In BSE Sensex, all scrips except DRREDDY are in positive territory. At the sectoral level, all the indexes are in positive territory. S&P BSE Realty is higher by 4.04 percent, closely followed by Consumer Durables with 2.46 percent rally and Industrials with again of 2.34 percent. Finance, Oil & Gas, as well as Bankex have all gained more than 2 percent. <\/p>\n In Nifty, at the sectoral level, all sectoral indexes except Health care are in positive territory. Realty is the best performer with a surge of 4.35 percent. Media, Consumer Durables, Bank and Financial Services have gained more than 2 percent. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n Market Analysis<\/p>\n<\/div>\n