According to experts,the U.S. economy and international markets were unprepared for this unexpected confrontation,which may have a significant impact on investor confidence in all stock markets worldwide.
Indian stock market: Following the United States’ formal joining of Israel in the strike against Iran,the Indian benchmark indices, the Sensex and Nifty 50,are anticipated to open in a gap-up session on Monday.
Experts say that rising geopolitical tensions are still putting downward pressure on market sentiment,but investors remain optimistic about a market recovery.
As global geopolitical tensions escalate,investors should monitor Monday’s gap-up opening, according to Mahesh M.Ojha,AVP—Research at Hensex Securities. Global crude oil and gold prices are predicted to rise as a result of the growing tension between Israel and Iran.
According to experts, the U.S. economy and international markets were unprepared for this unexpected confrontation, which may have a significant impact on investor confidence in all stock markets worldwide.
With the United States attacking Iranian nuclear installations and officially joining Israel in the battle, the Israel-Iran conflict has intensified dramatically. According to reports, the attacks were directed at Iran’s highly secured nuclear facilities in Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan. The mission made use of US B-2 bombers, which are manufactured by Northrop Grumman and are renowned for their sophisticated stealth capabilities. Strong bombs, which experts say are ideal for such high-security targets, can be carried by these planes.
Iran has threatened to retaliate, raising fears of a larger Middle East battle. The United States has launched evacuation flights from Israel because to the rising tensions.
Indian stocks had a significant bounce on Friday, ending the week with a 1.6% gain after a three-day decline. At 81,354.85,the Sensex opened marginally below its previous close of 81,361.87, but it recovered 1,133 points,or 1.4%, to reach an intraday high of 82,494.49. In a similar vein,the Nifty 50 began the day at 24,787.65, barely below its previous finish of 24,793.25,then increased 1.4% to hit 25,136.20,the intraday high.
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