The Sensex on Monday closed 467 points superior on burly FII inflows on hopefulness that the BJP government would bear out much needed reforms to boost financial enlargement.
The market will trail the first financial policy statement by RBI governor Raghuram Rajan on Tuesday since the BJP-led Narendra Modi government implicit accuse.
While the Bombay standard catalog rose 1.93 per cent to close at 24,684 points, NSE's Nifty ended 132 points higher at 7,362 level after increasing to 7,255.30 in premature deal.
After a superior start at 24,308.40, the Sensex rose additional to close at 24,684 points, up 1.93 per cent as stocks of assets goods, PSUs, banking, oil and gas, power and auto sectors led the increase.
Brokers said the trading response curved better after foreign funds and trade investors accelerated their buying action on rising hopes that the government will proclaim events to perk up country's financial expansion.
Strong pay by Larsen and Toubro and the country's chief car-maker posting hopeful sale numbers for May too buoyed the trading sentiments, they said.
Stock of Maruti Suzuki rose 3.06 per cent to Rs 2,339.00 after the car maker reported a 19.2 per cent rise in May sales on Monday.
Stocks of Syndicate Bank, Reliance Capital and Central Bank rose the most with 12.13 per cent, 11.19 per cent and 11.05 per cent gains, in that order.
Among top scum were stocks of Gitanjali Gems and Aurobindo Pharma which fell 6.13 per cent and 4.16 per cent, correspondingly.
The Suzlon power stock rose 9.97 per cent on the back of evidence contraction of losses in Q4 wages of the company. The Larsen & Toubro stock rose 6.40 per cent after the solid posted 69 per cent rise in Q4 earnings on Friday.
Firming drift on the other Asian markets after a estimate of China's developed prolonged at the best ever pace in five months, too had a helpful bang, brokers extra.
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) bought shares worth a net Rs 2,977.62 crore last Friday, as per makeshift data from the stock interactions.
Market width was optimistic with 387 stocks advancing on the BSE 500 alongside 109 declines.