India’s benchmark indices rebounded in early trade today, with the Sensex rising 559 points to 82,784.71 and the Nifty climbing 157 points to 25,581.70. The recovery was driven by strong buying in IT stocks and positive global cues, following Tuesday’s sharp decline across domestic equities.
Indian stock markets staged a strong comeback in early trade, reversing the previous session’s losses. The Sensex surged 559 points, while the Nifty advanced 157 points, supported by gains in IT, aviation, and energy stocks. Analysts noted that global market optimism and sectoral strength provided the much-needed boost to investor sentiment.
Key Highlights
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Sensex performance: Up 559 points to 82,784.71.
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Nifty performance: Climbed 157 points to 25,581.70.
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Sectoral leaders: Tech Mahindra, HCL Tech, TCS, Infosys, Power Grid, and InterGlobe Aviation among top gainers.
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Global cues: Positive trends in international markets lifted domestic equities.
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Previous session recap: Sensex had fallen 1,068 points, Nifty dropped 288 points on Tuesday.
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Investor outlook: Analysts expect cautious optimism, with earnings and policy updates likely to guide near-term momentum.
The rebound highlights resilience in Indian equities, with IT and energy sectors driving recovery. However, market watchers advise monitoring global signals and domestic earnings for sustained momentum.
Sources: The New Indian Express, ETV Bharat, Deccan Herald