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Stock Markets Open Higher, Sensex Opens At 85,373, Nifty Tests 26,100

The Indian benchmark indices opened higher on Thursday as the Sensex gained 186 points to start trading at 85,373.41 and Nifty rose 57 points to open trade at 26,109.85.

In the pre-open session, the Sensex was trading at 85,428.98 or 242 points higher and Nifty was trading at 26,134.10 or 81 points higher around 9:04 AM.

The Gift Nifty was also trading higher by 66 points at 26,137 around 8:28 AM. 

In the previous session benchmark indices bounced back sharply as Sensex jumped 513 points to settle at 85,186 and Nifty climbed 142 points to end at 26,052.

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