Foreign inflows lift Sensex 1,000+ points amid limited AI exposure
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While global markets took a hit from the recent AI stock meltdown, India's stock market bounced back fast.
The Sensex shot up by over 1,000 points after an early dip, and Nifty 50 crossed 24,800.
What's behind this? Strong foreign investment is flowing in, and Indian stocks aren't tied up with the shaky AI sector like those in the US.
Falling oil eases India inflation worries
Foreign investors pumped nearly 150 billion rupees into Indian shares just yesterday, a big turnaround from recent selling.
Plus, falling oil prices have helped ease inflation worries here.
As long as India keeps its distance from risky tech stocks and sticks to its solid fundamentals, it should stay on firmer ground than most global markets, even if things get bumpy elsewhere.