Benchmark indices staged a recovery from early losses but still ended slightly in the red on Monday.
The BSE Sensex slipped 77.26 points to settle at 81,373.75, while the NSE Nifty50 ended 34.10 points lower at 24,716.60. Despite intraday volatility, both indices managed to climb back a significant portion of their early losses, reflecting resilience in the broader market.
Supportive domestic cues such as expectations of an RBI rate cut, a favourable monsoon outlook, upbeat Q4 GDP figures, and healthy GST collections are aiding market sentiment. In the current environment, investors are treading cautiously in the short term, with increased focus on interest-sensitive and domestically driven sectors.
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