Sensex Rises 500 Points, Nifty Back Above 25,000 on Trade Talk Optimism
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Summary: Indian markets rebounded as trade discussions and Fed rate cut expectations boosted the Sensex and Nifty.
The Indian stock markets performed as expected today, encouraging the investors. The Sensex rose about 500 points, and the Nifty 50 crossed the 25,000 barrier for the second time, capping days of cautious trading on Dalal Street.
The rally came on the back of positive signals from U.S.–India trade talks, which boosted confidence that tariff tensions could ease. Hopes of a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut also added fuel to the buying spree.
Technology stocks were the day’s stars, with IT majors leading the gains thanks to their strong U.S. exposure. Financials and energy stocks also lent support, making the rebound broad-based.
Market sentiment was further helped by steady foreign investor inflows, which had been under pressure in recent weeks. Almost every sector saw gains, with mid- and small-cap stocks joining the rally.
For investors, today’s rebound was a reminder that global cues continue to drive sentiment on Dalal Street. All eyes now remain on the outcome of the U.S. trade talks and the Fed’s policy stance in the coming weeks.
