Indian markets extended their gains on Wednesday's at the opening bell as investors cheered the Union Budget 2022 which met the street's expectations and positive global cues. The correction and the recent rally were, in fact, reactions to global market cues. FII sharply trimming their selling to just Rs 21.79 crore helped the Budget rally and DII inflow of Rs 1,597.70 crore was recorded. But FIIs are likely to sell the rallies again since they consider Indian valuations excessive. 

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On Tuesday, amid the Union Budget 2022-23 presentation, benchmark indices ended in green in the highly volatile session supported by the metal, pharma and capital goods stocks.

The Union Budget with its big tech push and capex thrust has used the fiscal space arising out of buoyant tax collections to spur growth and revive private capex. 

Budget 2022-23 is observed to be growth-inducing and does give a significant push to increase capital expenditure. The attention on boosting manufacturing while emphasising areas such as startups, modern mobility, and clean energy, shows the FM has prioritised long-term growth. 

The bulls seem to be dominating the market on the budget day with the advance decline ratio clearly in the favour of the advances and 149 stocks making a fresh 52 week high.  

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Benchmark indices Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex rose sharply on January 31 driven by short-covering ahead of the Union Budget presentation on February 1. The BSE Sensex closed in green at 58,014.17 jumping by 1.42 per cent. Similarly, the BSE MidCap also rose by 426 points to a level of 24,613 points i.e. by 1.76 per cent. The BSE SmallCap index also surge by 286 points and landed at 29,226 levels up by 0.99 per cent.  

Cineline India, who carries on the business of building owning and operating multiplex theatres and entertainment centres is locked in a 4.98 per cent upper circuit in Monday's trading session. 

The core equity indices i.e., Sensex and Nifty 50 were seen recovering their previous levels. The Sensex was at 58,188 up by 988 points or 1.67 per cent, while Nifty was at 17,380.50 up by 278.55 points or 1.63 per cent from the last trading session.