Operation vermilion effect on Indian stock market: Nifty50, BSE Sensex Open in Red India Targs Pakistan Terrorist Facilities

Stock Market Today: Indian Equity Benchmark Index, Nifty 50 and BSE Sensx, India’s Operation Sindorto Target was opened in Red on Wednesday after completing Pakistan’s terrorist facilities. Nifty50 and BSE Sensex, Indian Equity Benchmark Index, were in red, even though the pre-market session suggested that the stock markets would sink.At 9:16 am, nifty50 at 24,351.40, trading below 28 points or 0.12%. BSE Sensex was 80,555.33, 86 points or 0.11%below.In the early hours of Wednesday, India announced to operate Operation Sindoor, targeting terrorist facilities in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The Indian Army confirmed the striking terrorist infrastructure, which was used for direct attacks and direct attacks against India.Banking and market expert Ajay Bagga told ANI, “The geopolitical risk hanging in Indian markets has been crystallized today with Indian strikes on PoK and Pakistan-based terrorist camps. The Indian markets would open with a negative difference as we saw when Uri and Balakot Strike News were announced. ,Also check this. Operation Sindoor Live UpdateThe expert indicated that the development of the later market will be affected by the circumstances that come up in the coming days.Bagga said, “The future influence on the market will depend on whether this strike remains till date or if it expands. The geopolitical risk remains high and we can see some more sales in the Indian markets,” Bagga said.Equity markets weakened on Tuesday as tension between India and Pakistan increased, causing investors to be alerted.“Geophysical tension between India and Pakistan has banned the strong market rally seen in the last 15-16 days,” said Srikanth Chauhan, head of Shri -equity research, Kotak Securities.According to Chauhan, market volatility can cause the Nifty to decline by 200–400 points, although preventing serious incidents such as military conflict is more sufficient.The market participants will monitor the results of the US Federal Reserve on 7 May. Despite the expectations of unchanged interest rates, the considering the inflation and development of the Federal Reserve chairperson Jerome Powell can immediately affect the market direction amid tariff uncertainties.Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) on Tuesday recorded a net purchase of 3,795 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DII) reduced the price of ₹ 1,398 crore.US shares declined for the second consecutive session on Tuesday after vague statements of US President Donald Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Besant’s trading agreement.Gold prices declined on Wednesday as the positive spirit about potential American-China trade discussions reduced the demand for safe-heaven asset, while investors waited for the Federal Reserve policy meeting.