On Monday, the Indian stock market started the week on a high note, witnessing a remarkable surge. The Bombay Stock Exchange's Sensex index opened at a new high of 84,177, marking a significant jump from its previous close of 83,580. This upward trend was mirrored in the National Stock Exchange's Nifty index, which opened at 25,888.70 after closing at 25,693.70 on Friday. Key stocks from companies like SBI, Tata Steel, Titan, as well as major IT firms including TCS, HCL Tech, and Infosys, showed notable growth, reflecting investor confidence.

The surge in the stock market was attributed to the announcement of the framework for the India-US trade deal, which has injected optimism into the market. Analysts suggest that this trade deal could enhance bilateral trade relations and stimulate economic growth in India. Following the trading day's opening, the Sensex continued to rise, hitting levels above 84,314, showcasing the robust market sentiment.

This high-performance day in the stock market not only signifies investor enthusiasm but also indicates a positive outlook for the Indian economy as it navigates through global trade challenges. The rapid increase in the Sensex and Nifty suggests a readiness among investors to capitalize on favorable trade conditions, setting the stage for potential long-term gains as market dynamics evolve with the new trade agreement.