Indian equity benchmarks snapped their losing streak and opened in positive territory on the final trading day of the year, offering relief to investors after a sustained period of decline.
Key Indices Stage a Comeback
The market recovery was led by the benchmark 30-share index. The BSE Sensex climbed 254.38 points to reach 84,929.46 during initial trade. This upward move came after the index had witnessed a downward trend for five consecutive sessions, making the rebound particularly noteworthy for market participants.
Mirroring the sentiment, the broader National Stock Exchange index also turned green. The NSE Nifty went up by 89.15 points to stand at 26,028. This rise ended a four-day phase of decline for the 50-share index, suggesting a broad-based buying interest across sectors.
Context of the Trading Session
The trading activity on Wednesday, December 31, 2025, marked a significant shift in momentum. The early morning surge indicated that investors were possibly looking to capitalize on lower valuations created by the preceding days of falls. The specific triggers for the rebound, whether domestic or global, would be closely watched as the trading day progresses.
What This Means for Investors
The early trade figures provide a fresh impetus to the market sentiment as the year draws to a close. While a single session's gain does not confirm a trend reversal, it breaks the pattern of consistent losses. Market analysts will be monitoring whether this strength holds throughout the session and if specific sectors are leading the charge. The performance on this day also sets the tone for the year-end portfolio valuations for countless investors across the country.
All eyes will now be on the sustainability of this recovery and the closing figures for the last trading day of 2025.
