Sensex Recovers 1,500 Points From Day’s Low, Nifty Holds Above 22,700 As IT Stocks Lead Late Rally

Indian stock markets bounced back strongly in the last hours of trading. The Sensex closed at 73,319.55, down only 185 points, while the Nifty 50 held above 22,713. Earlier in the day, the Sensex had fallen more than 1,500 points and the Nifty dropped over 2%, showing how strong the late recovery was. Markets will remain closed on April 3 for Good Friday and reopen on April 6.

Early Fall Triggered By Global Concerns

The session began with heavy selling after comments by Donald Trump increased worries about tensions in West Asia. This affected global markets and led to cautious sentiment among investors in India.

Value Buying Supported The Rebound

As stocks fell sharply, investors started buying quality stocks at lower prices. This value buying helped the market recover from the day’s low levels and reduce losses by the closing bell.

IT Stocks Led The Late Rally

Technology stocks played a major role in the recovery. The Nifty IT index rose more than 2%.
Key gainers included:

• Infosys
• Tata Consultancy Services
• Wipro
• Tech Mahindra
• HCLTech

Strong buying in these stocks lifted overall market sentiment.

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Strong Rupee Boosted Investor Confidence

The Indian rupee gained sharply during the day after authorities took steps to control speculation in the currency market.
A stronger rupee helped improve investor confidence and supported the late recovery.

Conclusion

Despite a sharp fall in the morning, markets staged a strong comeback driven by IT stocks, bargain buying and a stronger rupee. The recovery shows that investors remain confident but global developments continue to influence short-term market movements.

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