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Indian Markets Rebound After Initial Drop as India-Pakistan Tensions Persist

Sensex and Nifty recover over 1,000 and 220 points, respectively, after early losses driven by escalating geopolitical conflict.

Pakistan's stock exchange in Karachi halted trading after Operation Sindoor
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Overview

  • Indian equity indices Sensex and Nifty opened sharply lower on May 9, reflecting continued investor anxiety over India-Pakistan tensions.
  • The markets rebounded significantly after an early plunge, with Sensex recovering nearly 1,065 points to 80,032.93 and Nifty regaining over 220 points to 24,158.70.
  • The India VIX fear index rose to 22.73 in early trading before settling lower, indicating persistent market volatility.
  • Escalating cross-border hostilities, including drone and missile attacks by Pakistan and retaliatory Indian strikes, have fueled investor caution.
  • Analysts advise investors to remain calm, citing India's strong economic fundamentals and historical resilience during past geopolitical crises.