FX.co ★ Indian Stocks End on Higher Note

On Monday, India's BSE Sensex rebounded by approximately 0.8%, closing at 81,796.2, effectively putting an end to its two-day decline. This recovery came as global markets stabilized amidst tensions in the Middle East, with notable declines in oil prices observed during the trading session. Meanwhile, market participants are also focusing on the upcoming Federal Reserve's policy decision set for Wednesday, as they seek insights on future interest rate directions. Domestically, data revealed that India's wholesale price inflation dropped to a notable one-year low of 0.39% in May 2025, contrasting with the anticipated slight decrease to 0.80% and down from 0.85% recorded in April. Within the market, UltraTech Cement saw a gain of 2.4%, while Tech Mahindra rose by 2.1%, as most sectors experienced a recovery. In the technology sector, HCL Technologies, TCS, and Infosys reported gains of 1.6%, 1.5%, and 1.1%, respectively. Conversely, Tata Motors experienced a 4% decline after its luxury division Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) revised its annual outlook downward.