The Indian stock market roared back to life today, with the Sensex leaping by over 500 points and the Nifty surging past the 26,050 mark. The revival felt more than just a rebound it carried the weight of renewed conviction, especially as technology stocks made a triumphant return to the spotlight.
At the heart of the rally were the IT names. Infosys, HCL Technologies and other big players in the tech space saw strong buying, driving the Nifty IT index higher by nearly 3 percent. This burst of momentum came just as Infosys confirmed that its massive ₹18,000 crore share buyback would begin soon a development that lit a fire under investor optimism.
But this rally wasn’t just about tech. Buying flowed across the board, as investors sensed a broader shift in sentiment. There were whispers of a possible India US trade deal, and global investors seemed to be redirecting capital towards India’s growth story. Meanwhile, volatility eased, with the India VIX dropping sharply, signaling that risk was being absorbed and confidence restored.
As the markets surged, it felt less like a one-day bounce and more like a turning point: after a spell of caution, Dalal Street seems to be saying loud and clear that it’s ready for a new leg up. The rally today reflects not just short-term bets but a deeper belief in India’s resilience, especially in the technology sector. Momentum is back, and investors are aggressively placing their chips on a future where Indian IT leads, global capital flows in, and the next chapter for the markets begins.
Market Surge Ignites: Sensex Soars 500 Points, Nifty Climbs Past 26,050
