Indian equity markets ended the session on a positive note as the Sensex snapped its four day losing run, closing 447 points higher and restoring some confidence among investors. The Nifty also posted a strong finish, moving above the 25,950 mark, signaling renewed buying interest in frontline stocks after a phase of sustained pressure.
The recovery was driven by improved sentiment and selective buying across key sectors. After several sessions of decline, investors appeared willing to step back into the market as global cues remained steady and there were no fresh negative developments to weigh on sentiment. The rebound reflected a mix of short covering and value buying, particularly in large cap stocks that had seen recent corrections.
Defence and auto linked counters were among the notable performers during the session. Bharat Electronics Limited and TMPV rose around two percent each, highlighting continued investor interest in themes tied to domestic manufacturing and long term growth prospects. Strength in these stocks contributed to the broader market’s upward momentum and reinforced confidence in select sectoral plays.
The broader market also participated in the recovery, with gains spread across multiple sectors rather than being confined to a few heavyweights. This helped improve market breadth and suggested that risk appetite is gradually returning after recent volatility. Midcap and select sectoral indices showed resilience, supporting the overall positive tone.
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