Tensions around the U.S.-Iran ceasefire are making global investors nervous. Foreign players pulled out nearly ₹8,700 crore from Indian stocks.
Meanwhile, domestic investors stayed more optimistic and bought in.
Oil prices are also climbing on fears of supply disruptions from the Middle East.

Despite all this uncertainty, the Reserve Bank of India is still predicting solid economic growth by FY27.
So while markets might stay bumpy in the short term, experts say there's reason to stay hopeful for India's longer-term outlook.