The Indian stock market opened higher on Tuesday as investor sentiment strengthened on hopes of a potential India–U.S. trade deal and optimism over the U.S. government reopening.
The BSE Sensex climbed by over 0.5%, while the Nifty 50 index advanced 0.6%, driven by gains in banking, energy, and technology stocks. Analysts believe that easing geopolitical uncertainty and improving global trade conditions could fuel sustained foreign inflows into Indian equities.
Market experts noted that U.S. market recovery and expectations of smoother bilateral trade between India and the United States are supporting positive momentum across Asian exchanges. Additionally, encouraging domestic signals, including strong corporate earnings and stable inflation data, have reinforced investor confidence in India’s economic resilience. Mid-cap and small-cap stocks also rallied, indicating broad-based market participation.
Traders remain optimistic that a finalized India–U.S. trade agreement could boost exports, manufacturing, and investor confidence ahead of the new financial year. With the Indian rupee stabilizing and foreign institutional investors returning, market strategists expect the Sensex and Nifty 50 to maintain an upward trajectory through November 2025.
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