The Indian stock market ended Tuesday’s trading session on a cautious note, recovering slightly after witnessing an intraday fall of nearly 450 points. Weak global cues, volatile crude oil prices, and continuous selling by foreign institutional investors (FIIs) dragged the indices lower during early trade.
Both the Sensex and Nifty remained under pressure throughout the day, with banking, IT, and auto stocks contributing most to the decline. However, selective buying in FMCG and pharma stocks helped limit the losses toward the closing bell.
Market experts attributed the decline to global uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and concerns over upcoming US economic data. Profit booking at higher levels also weighed on investor sentiment.
Despite a partial recovery from the day’s low, analysts cautioned that volatility may continue in the coming sessions, advising investors to adopt a careful approach in the near term.
