The financial year 2024-25 is now only 2 days left. By March 31, there will be no business in the stock market nor will there be a business of gold and silver in the futures market of the country. In such a situation, it is a good time to find out who has emerged as the highest grosser in this financial year. Who succeeded on this front and who failed? First of all, if we talk about the price of gold and silver, then both have left no stone unturned to make money. Both have given more than 30 percent returns to investors in the country’s futures market. Out of these two silver have earned more than gold.
Investors lost more than Rs 90 lakh crore
In contrast, this year was not special for the stock market. The special thing is that before the end of September, the Sensex had crossed 85,000 points and the Nifty reached 26,000 points and on September 27, both index reached a record level. After this, the countdown of the stock market has started. Both indices saw a decline for 5 consecutive months and investors lost more than Rs 90 lakh crore. However, fortunately in March, both indices saw an increase of more than 5 percent and the index and Nifty have been successful in giving returns of more than 5 percent in the current financial year.
How great was gold?
First of all, if we talk about gold, it is expected to earn a tremendous earning in FY 2025. According to the information, the price of gold on the Multi Commodity Exchange on 28 March 2024 was Rs 67,701 per 10 grams. At the same time, when the market closed on 28 March 2025, the price of gold fell to Rs 88,806 per 10 grams. This means that the price of gold has increased by Rs 21,105 per 10 grams. This means that in the entire financial year, gold has given 31.17 percent return to investors. However, the price of gold reached a record level a few days before the financial year 2025 ended. On 20 March, it reached an all -time high of 89,796. This means that gold has fallen by Rs 990 at the moment.
Silver prices huge rise
On the other hand, there is also a huge increase in silver prices. Silver prices continue to rise in FY 2025. According to the information, the price of silver on 28 March 2024 was Rs 75,048 per kg, which has come down to Rs 1,00,457 per kg after the market was closed on 28 March 2025. According to data, silver has given 33.85 per cent profit to investors. The special thing is that silver prices reached a record level in October. The price of silver fell to Rs 1,04,072 per kg during the trading session on 23 October. This means that silver has come down by Rs 3,615 from its record level.
Sensex could not perform great performance
On the other hand, the main index Sensex of the Bombay Stock Exchange could not show anything special. However, the Sensex may be seen in 2 parts in FY 2025. The Sensex gave tremendous returns to investors during April to September. On September 27, the Sensex reached a record height of 85,978.25 points. During this period, the Sensex has seen a gain of 23,326.9 points, or about 17 percent. Since then the second half has seen a record height in the Sensex. In the last 6 months, the Sensex has seen a decline of about 10 per cent from its record high level. Talking about the overall financial year, the Sensex was at 73,651.35 points on 28 March 2024. Which reached 77,414.92 points on March 28. This means that during this time the Sensex has seen a gain of 3,763.57 points i.e. 5.11 percent. The reason for this is that in March, the Sensex has seen an increase of 4,216.82 points or 5.76 percent.
How was the Nifty performance?
On the other hand, Nifty, the main index of the National Stock Exchange, also failed to perform well. Its figures have also gone through fluctuations like Sensex. On 27 September 2024, the Nifty was at a record level of 26,178.95 points. If we look at the data, in the first 6 months of the financial year, Nifty investors have seen 17.25 per cent or 3,852.05 points. Whereas in the second half, the Nifty saw a decline for a consecutive months and there was a slight improvement in the sixth half.
Even after this, the Nifty is more than 10 per cent of its record high level of 2,659.6. If we talk about overall financial year, the Nifty was at 22326.90 points on March 24, which has now increased to 23519.35. This means that during the entire financial year, the Nifty saw an increase of 1,192.45 points or 5.34 percent. If we talk about the month of March, then in the month of March, the Nifty has seen a gain of 6.30 percent i.e. 1,394.65 points.
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