Markets rebounded sharply on Monday, the BSE Sensex surged 650.39 points to close at 83,277, while the NSE Nifty50 gained 211.65 points to settle at 25,683, marking a strong recovery in key benchmark indices.
The rally was largely led by banking, energy, and realty stocks, which drew significant buying interest. Private and public sector banks, including HDFC Bank and SBI, emerged as the top gainers, along with Reliance Industries and NTPC in the energy segment. In contrast, some sectors, including automobiles and media, recorded muted gains or small losses, with Maruti, Tata Motors, and Zee among the top laggards.
Analysts attributed Monday’s rebound to a combination of value buying after recent declines, positive sectoral movements, and improved investor sentiment.
Sectoral performance was broad-based, with FMCG, healthcare, and select industrial stocks also contributing to the market upswing. Power and realty stocks saw meaningful gains, reflecting renewed confidence among investors following a two-day slump.
The strong close added roughly ₹3 lakh crore to overall market capitalization, signaling a recovery in investor confidence. Broader markets mirrored this trend, with mid-cap and small-cap indices also ending the day in positive territory.
Global cues were mixed during the session, but domestic buying interest dominated trading sentiment, helping the markets snap their recent downward trend.
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