The Indian stock market saw a recovery from intraday lows, with the Sensex and Nifty ending on a positive note. IT and real estate stocks led the gains, supported by positive developments and strong earnings.
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The recovery in the Indian stock market was driven by positive developments in the IT sector, where a US court blocked tariffs proposed during Donald Trump’s presidency, and in the real estate sector, which saw positive brokerage commentary.
The IT and real estate sectors showed the most significant gains, with stocks like Prestige Estates and DLF leading the pack.
Individual stocks like IndusInd Bank, Cummins India, and Welspun Corp performed well, with gains ranging from 2% to 10%.
The market remained volatile ahead of the monthly expiry, but key indices managed to hold crucial levels, indicating resilience in the face of such events.
Investors and analysts are closely monitoring the performance of various sectors and individual stocks, as well as broader economic indicators, to gauge the overall health of the market.

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