Sensex climbs 108.02 points in early trade; Nifty up 38.7 points
Sensex closed higher by 123 points while Nifty rose for a sixth consecutive day on Wednesday following a rally in global markets amid optimism over US-China trade talks and foreign fund inflows.
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