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Indian equities ended lower for the second consecutive session as investors turned cautious amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, rising crude oil prices, and concerns that U.S. interest rates may remain elevated for longer. While private banks provided some support, heavy selling in IT and broader market stocks dragged benchmark indices into the red.
Indian equity markets witnessed a highly volatile session on Wednesday. The benchmark indices opened strong and traded firmly through most of the day but surrendered a large portion of gains during the final hour. Persistent geopolitical concerns surrounding the US-Iran conflict, continued foreign institutional selling, and profit booking at higher levels prevented the market from extending Tuesday's rally. Despite the weakness in the broader market, private banks and FMCG counters provided support, helping the Sensex close marginally in the green.
The Indian equity benchmark indices staged a robust recovery today, snapping a painful two-day losing streak to finish near the day's highest points. Domestic bulls completely dominated the afternoon session, heavily supported by positive international cues, a sharp de-escalation in West Asian tensions, and structural currency moves by the Reserve Bank of India.
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