Development · 22 Aug 2026
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Indian equity markets rally nearly 1% as dollar retreats and US bond yields cool - The Economic Times ... Indian equity markets rally nearly 1% as dollar retreats and US bond yields cool ... The Indian stock market rebounded on Thursday, marking the end of a downward trend.
The Indian stock market rebounded on Thursday, marking the end of a downward trend. Major indices Nifty and Sensex enjoyed notable gains, supported by a robust response in midcap and smallcap sectors. A weakening dollar index alongside declining US bond yields positively impacted emerging markets.
Indian equity markets rallied nearly 1% on Thursday as the dollar retreated to its lowest in three months and US bond yields cooled from levels last seen during the subprime crisis.
Indian equity markets rallied nearly 1% on Thursday as the dollar retreated to its lowest in three months and US bond yields declined.
Indian equity markets advanced nearly 1% on Thursday as the dollar retreated to its lowest in three months and US bond yields cooled, with the Nifty rising 153.55 points to 24,231.85 and the Sensex gaining 628.04 points to close at a higher level.
Indian equity markets advanced nearly 1% on Thursday with the Nifty rising 0.64% to 24,231.85 and the Sensex gaining 0.82% to close at 79,272.09, driven by a retreating dollar and cooling US bond yields.
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