Six Days, Six Rallies! Nifty Jumps 8%, Sensex Surges 6,000 Points: What's Behind Market Comeback?

The headline reports that the Nifty 50 has risen about 8% and the BSE Sensex has gained roughly 6,000 points over six consecutive sessions, marking a sharp multi-day recovery for Indian equities. A rebound of this magnitude typically reflects a shift in risk appetite, with short-covering and renewed foreign institutional buying often amplifying the move when prices have been depressed. The transmission runs through equity risk premia and capital flows: as perceived downside risk compresses, domestic benchmarks such as the Nifty and Sensex re-rate, while rate-sensitive sectors like banks, real estate, and autos tend to show the largest percentage gains. Index heavyweights with high foreign ownership are most exposed to any reversal in global risk sentiment or currency moves in the rupee. Traders should watch the next RBI policy decision and India's upcoming CPI inflation print, as either could reset expectations for domestic rates and determine whether the rally has durable support.

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