The Indian equity market witnessed a strong rebound this week, with the Nifty 50 surging 4.21%, reflecting solid resilience following the India-Pakistan war ceasefire situation. The heightened geopolitical tensions acted as a key catalyst for the defence sector, propelling the Nifty Defence Index higher by 17.21%.
Contrary to the equity rally, precious metals saw a decline, with gold slipping over 3% and silver down by more than 1.5% during the week.
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) continued their strong buying streak, providing consistent support to the market and driving the bullish sentiment. Their inflows played a pivotal role in the market's upward trajectory. Overall, the week closed on a positive note, and the current momentum may be laying the groundwork for a potential bullish phase in the Indian equity markets.
Scroll down to understand more of such market news and perspectives for the week gone by in easily understandable charts.
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