Stock Markets Rebound Strongly After Monday Crash, Sensex and Nifty Surge in Early Trade
New Delhi, April 8, 2025 After witnessing a sharp fall in the previous session, the Indian stock market rebounded impressively in early trade on Tuesday. Both benchmark indices, Sensex and Nifty, opened with solid gains and continued to trade positively during the initial hour of the session, signaling renewed investor confidence.
Markets Open with Strong Gains
The BSE Sensex opened 875.83 points higher at 74,013.73, while the NSE Nifty surged 285.15 points to open at 22,446.75. Buying momentum at the opening bell pushed the indices even higher, with the Sensex briefly touching 74,421.65 and the Nifty climbing to 22,577.55 before some profit booking set in.
By 10:15 AM, the Sensex was trading at 73,865.40, up 727.50 points (0.99%), while the Nifty stood at 22,390.30, up 228.70 points (1.03%).
Top Gainers and Losers
Among the top gainers in early trade were:
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Shriram Finance (+4.79%)
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Titan Company
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Bharat Electronics
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Bajaj Finserv
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Adani Ports (gains ranging between 1.83% and 4.79%)
On the losersโ list, marginal declines were seen in:
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Trent Ltd.
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Power Grid Corporation
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Nestlรฉ India (losses ranging from 0.32% to 0.96%)
Market Breadth Strongly Positive
Out of the 2,384 actively traded stocks, 2,038 stocks were in the green, while only 346 were in the red. This suggests strong bullish sentiment across broader indices.
Within the Sensex pack of 30 stocks, 28 were trading higher, with only 2 in the red. Similarly, on the Nifty, 47 of the 50 constituent stocks were showing gains.
Mondayโs Bloodbath Reversed
The strong recovery comes after a steep sell-off on Monday when the Sensex plunged 2,226.79 points (2.95%) to close at 73,137.90, and the Nifty slipped 742.85 points (3.24%) to 22,161.60. The fall was largely attributed to global market tensions and trade uncertainty.
Outlook
Market analysts suggest that todayโs early rebound is likely driven by bargain buying and a correction from oversold levels. However, volatility may persist amid global economic concerns and ongoing earnings season.
