After 700-point fall, sensex bounces back into green
Despite initial concerns over increased US tariffs, Indian markets closed higher due to late buying and positive news, including potential peace talks and upcoming visits by global leaders. While some sectors like textiles and engineering faced setbacks, optimism surrounding international relations boosted auto, pharma, metals, and energy stocks.🕒 1 min read
Despite initial concerns over increased US tariffs, Indian markets closed higher due to late buying and positive news, including potential peace talks and upcoming visits by global leaders. While some sectors like textiles and engineering faced setbacks, optimism surrounding international relations boosted auto, pharma, metals, and energy stocks.
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