Asian stock markets showed stability today after former U.S. President Donald Trump announced a delay in proposed tariffs on the European Union. The decision eased investor concerns and helped global markets rebound slightly, especially in export-reliant Asian economies.

On May 21, 2025, the Nifty 50 rebounded strongly, gaining over 250 points to reach 24,937.70. This comes after a three-day decline, driven by buying in pharma, financials, and auto sectors. Positive global cues and value buying contributed to the rally, with analysts predicting further upside if momentum sustains above 24,850.

Indian equity markets opened on a flat note on May 19, 2025, reflecting mixed global cues and sector-specific pressures. While select sectors showed modest gains, the IT sector experienced notable losses, limiting broader market momentum.

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have infused ₹18,620 crore into Indian equities in May 2025, showcasing renewed confidence amid favorable global and domestic signals. This inflow signals a shift in sentiment driven by strong corporate earnings, cooling inflation, and geopolitical clarity.

Bharti Hexacom, a subsidiary of Bharti Airtel, witnessed a surge in investor confidence as its shares hit an all-time high on the stock exchanges. Analysts attribute the spike to strong fundamentals, growth outlook in the telecom sector, and positive sentiment around India's expanding digital infrastructure.

India’s stock markets faced a sharp downturn today, with benchmark indices like the Sensex and Nifty 50 tumbling amid global volatility, rising bond yields, and sectoral weaknesses. Investor sentiment remained cautious as fears of inflation, global monetary tightening, and geopolitical uncertainties took center stage.

The Indian rupee has surged to its highest level in 2025, driven by robust foreign investment and a favorable global economic outlook. This rise reflects renewed investor confidence in India’s economic fundamentals and growing appeal as a global investment destination.