New Delhi (Sputnik): The Indian stock markets improved nearly 3.8 % on Monday, a day after exit polls of the just concluded Indian Parliamentary Elections forecast a victory for Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led political alliance, reports business news portal livemint.com.
It indicates that investors would bank on Prime Minister Modi to lead a stable government.
READ MORE: India's War of Words: Oxford Dictionary Denies Adding 'ModiLie' to Vocabulary
"As far as the global investors are concerned, they would surely be impressed by the fact that India's GDP was the fastest growing amongst all developing economies. Due to the taxation reforms that the Modi government has brought in the Indian economy, India has improved by 23 positions to be ranked at 77th in 'World Bank's Ease of Doing Business' report. These factors have played a part in investors domestically and internationally putting their faith behind the Modi government."
The two prominent Indian stock market indexes — Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE S&P Sensex), went up by 1421.90 points to claose at 39,352.90, while the National Stock Exchange (Nifty) gained 421.10 points at 11,828.25, added the report.
READ MORE: Violence, High Voter Turnout Recorded in Fifth Phase of Indian Parl't Polls
Except for the IT sector, all sectoral indices at the National Stock Exchange were in ‘green' (positive), reported Indian news agency ANI.
In March 2014, two months before Modi took oath as the Indian Prime Minister, foreign investors had purchased Indian shares worth $4.5 billion. The total investment rose to $4.8 billion in May when the Narendra Modi led BJP got an unprecedented mandate in 2014 Indian Parliamentary Elections, reported Indian news portal Business Today.