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Indian stocks climb on buying surge and hopes of Middle East calm
Reported by Sneha Patil (Staff Writer) · Economic Times - Markets ·
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Indian equity benchmarks rose on Wednesday as buying surged across the market. The Nifty 50 and Sensex both posted gains after traders weighed recent corporate news and updated forecasts. Investors welcomed signs that tensions in West Asia could ease, seeing that as a cue for a softer outlook. At the same time, shifting crude‑oil prices added to the positive tone. Widespread buying lifted the broader market, with most sectors posting modest advances. Analysts noted that shares of Bharat Dynamics and NTPC are likely to stay in focus after their recent announcements, keeping attention on defence and power‑generation stocks. The overall mood was upbeat, reflecting optimism on both geopolitical and commodity fronts.
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