Indian stock market rises amid global tensions
Indian stock markets snapped their losing streak on Monday, with the Sensex jumping 678 points to close at 81,796 and the Nifty up 228 points at 24,947.
Sectors like banking and IT all saw gains, giving investors a much-needed breather.
Sensex gains 678 points
After a rough couple of days, this rebound shows confidence is still strong in India's markets—even with global tensions simmering.
For anyone curious about investing or just keeping an eye on the economy, it's a reminder that local factors and steady buying by domestic funds can help steady things when international news gets shaky.
Nifty closes above 24,950 level
The surge was powered by solid buying in IT and financial stocks. Lower oil prices and upbeat signals from global markets also helped boost mood.
Domestic institutional investors have now been net buyers for 22 days straight—helping balance out foreign investors selling off shares.
It's a good example of how homegrown investment can keep things stable even when there's turbulence elsewhere.