Nifty crosses 23,000 and Sensex rises 800 points, news of peace in US-Iran brings enthusiasm back to the market

Nifty crosses 23,000 and Sensex rises 800 points, news of peace in US-Iran brings enthusiasm back to the market

A huge rise was seen in the Indian stock market on Wednesday, March 25, 2026. Investors seemed excited by the news that there could be talks about a ceasefire between America and Iran. Due to this positive environment, Nifty again reached the level of 23,000 and Sensex registered a gain of 800 points. Also, crude oil prices fell and Brent crude slipped below $100.

Latest stock market figures and reasons for the rise

Investors started buying as soon as the market opened on Wednesday. Nifty 50 index opened at 23,064.40, registering a gain of 0.66%. Whereas BSE Sensex reached the level of 74,650.12, which opened with a rise of about 0.79%. Except the IT sector, all other indices were seen trading in the green.

Index Opening Level Gain (%) Nifty 50 23,064.40 0.66% BSE Sensex 74,650.12 0.79%

Market expert Ajay Bagga says that Indian markets have opened with gains, but there may be fluctuations in the coming days. Traders and investors are currently keeping an eye on the global situation.

Impact of peace talks and international developments

US President Donald Trump said on social media that he has postponed military attacks for 5 days so that peace talks can take place. Pakistan has also offered to host talks between the two countries. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi also spoke to President Trump and stressed on keeping the Strait of Hormuz safe and open. However, Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf has so far denied reports of direct talks. There is hope in the market that a concrete solution can be found soon.

The price of Brent crude oil fell below $ 100 per barrel. America has sent a 15-point plan for peace to Iran. According to IAEA, there was no damage despite the attack on Iran’s nuclear power plant. Global efforts are going on to keep the Strait of Hormuz open.

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