Indian equity markets ended higher on March 5 with the Sensex rising 899.71 points and Nifty closing above 24,750. Broader markets outperformed benchmarks, metals and infra stocks led gains, while IT stocks declined amid easing volatility and improved investor sentiment.
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Indian equity markets ended the trading session on a strong note on March 5, supported by improving global sentiment. Reports suggesting a possible resolution to the ongoing U.S.–Iran conflict helped boost investor confidence during the day.
The benchmark indices witnessed a sharp surge in early trade, although they pared part of their intraday gains in the latter half of the session. Despite the mild pullback, markets managed to close firmly in the green.
The rally also helped the Nifty snap its three-day losing streak, with the index reclaiming the 24,750 level. Meanwhile, the Sensex also posted solid gains, reflecting broad-based buying interest across several sectors.
At the closing bell, the BSE Sensex rose by 899.71 points, or 1.14 percent, to settle at 80,015.90.
The NSE Nifty advanced 285.40 points, or 1.17 percent, to close at 24,765.90.
The recovery in the benchmark indices was supported by improved risk sentiment and buying interest across multiple sectors.
Investor sentiment strengthened during the session as volatility cooled off. The India VIX, which measures market volatility expectations, declined by nearly 15 percent.
A sharp fall in the volatility index typically indicates easing uncertainty and growing confidence among market participants, which can encourage risk-taking and equity investments.
The broader markets outperformed the benchmark indices during the session, indicating wider participation across mid-sized and smaller companies.
The Nifty Midcap index gained 1.52 percent.
The Nifty Smallcap index rose 1.58 percent.
The stronger performance of midcap and smallcap stocks suggests that investors were willing to take exposure beyond large-cap stocks as market sentiment improved.
On the sectoral front, most indices ended the day in positive territory. Infrastructure and metal stocks led the gains.
The Nifty Infra index rose 2.21 percent.
The Nifty Metal index advanced 2.29 percent.
The Nifty Auto index climbed 1.86 percent.
Apart from these sectors, energy, oil and gas, pharma, and media stocks also recorded gains during the session, contributing to the broader market rally
However, the Nifty IT index was the only sector to close in negative territory, slipping 0.59 percent by the end of the trading day.
Among individual stocks, Adani Ports emerged as one of the top performers, gaining around 3.82 percent during the session.
On the other hand, Tech Mahindra was among the major laggards, declining 1.38 percent, making it the biggest loser among the stocks mentioned.
Overall, the trading session reflected improved investor confidence supported by positive global cues and easing volatility. While markets gave up part of their intraday gains, the strong closing levels indicate continued buying interest in equities.
The rebound in broader markets and gains across multiple sectors also highlight improving risk appetite among investors.
Investors will continue to monitor global developments, macroeconomic cues, and sectoral trends in the coming sessions for further market direction.
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