On the latest trading day, the Sensex closed up 753 points at 79,273 points, marking a six-week high. The Nifty also rose significantly, gaining 212 points to close at 24,577 points.

In contrast, Brent crude slid below $90 per barrel while WTI crude approached $85 per barrel. These fluctuations in crude prices have added complexity to market sentiment.

Foreign funds reported a net selling of Rs 1,919 crore. Meanwhile, domestic funds showed resilience with a net inflow of Rs 2,221 crore.

Across the Atlantic, US markets faced declines. The Dow Jones fell by 293 points to close at 49,149.38. The S&P 500 declined by 0.63% to 7,064.01 while the Nasdaq Composite slipped by 0.59% to 24,259.96.

Recent data indicated that US retail sales rose by 1.7% in March—the largest increase since March 2025—providing some optimism amid global tensions.

Siddhartha Khemka noted that “With the ceasefire deadline arriving (Wednesday evening), all eyes turn to the second round of US–Iran talks — while markets remain hopeful of progress.” Yet elevated tensions and uncertain participation could pose risks.

The conflicting signals from various markets have contributed to ongoing volatility. Investors remain cautious as they await clearer signals from geopolitical developments.

Kevin Warsh stated he would act independently if confirmed, indicating potential changes in US economic policy. President Donald Trump expressed optimism about a potential “great deal” between the US and Iran.

Details remain unconfirmed regarding the outcome of ongoing diplomatic efforts between the US and Iran. The flow of foreign funds remains uncertain after recent selling, and the impact of geopolitical tensions on market stability is not confirmed.

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