Operation Sindoor' and India's Defense Prowess Spark Positive Momentum in the Stock Market

Business News:The impact of the declared ceasefire between India and Pakistan was not just to the borders, but its echo on Monday morning was heard vigorously in the stock market. Till last week, the faces of the scared investors got relief and enthusiasm today, when the Sensex and Nifty gained momentum as soon as they opened.

Sensex added 2300 points, Nifty also hiked 3%

By 10 am on Monday morning, the Sensex rose by 2,366.19 points (2.98%) to 81,820.66, while the Nifty was trading at 24,727.80 by climbing 719.80 points. This bounce is not only expected to postpone war, but also shows the confidence of investors on India's brilliant performance of military and strategic strength under 'Operation Sindoor'.

Effect of 'Operation Sindoor': Defense and banking sector boom

The accuracy with which India targeted the Noor Khan Airbase of Pakistan before ceasefire showed India's strategic ability to global investors. Its effect was also seen on the market, especially in defense, banking and infrastructure sectors.The Nifty Bank jumped 1,395 points, while the midcap and smallcap index also saw a strength of up to 3%.

Adani Group shares shine, Tata Steel and L&T also did wonders

The rise of up to 6% in Adani Group shares strengthened the market sentiment. Big stocks like Adani Ports, Tata Steel, L&T, SBI were among the top gainers. At the same time, Sun Pharma was the only stock that saw a slight decline.

The market had broken due to tension, now stability is returning

Last week, the market saw a decline of about 1000 points due to Indo-Pak tension and drone attacks. But now the market has got a lifeline due to the announcement of ceasefire and reduction in tension. Friday's decline now seems to be a thing of the past.

All eyes will be on FII's move

Foreign investors (FII) had made purchases worth Rs 5,000 crore last week, but the market was shaken by the sell-off on Friday. Now all eyes are on whether FII will show confidence in India again after the ceasefire?

Ceasefire is not just political, but also economic relief

The India-Pakistan ceasefire not only gave stability to the market, but also assured investors that India's strategic capability has now become a reliable economic indicator. If the situation remains stable in the coming days and the attitude of FII remains positive, then the market can touch new heights.