The story so far
Market rally on US-Iran de-escalation
Tracked across 5 sources · Updated 3h ago
Global stock markets rallied as US-Iran tensions eased and crude oil prices fell, with key indices like Sensex, Nifty, Dow, and S&P 500 gaining. Brent crude dropped below $90/barrel following peace talks. Markets later showed muted signs as Asian cues weakened.
How it unfolded
8h ago
Sensex climbs 153 pts; Nifty tops 24,040
8h ago
GIFT Nifty muted; Brent slips below $90
1d ago
Wall Street rallies; Dow up 581 pts, Nasdaq up 1%
1d ago
Sensex surges over 800 pts; Nifty tops 24,000
1d ago
Asian markets open mixed; oil falls 5% on US-Iran pause
4d ago
Wall Street inches higher as crude calms
What happened earlier
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Full story →Dow Soars Over 600 Points, Crude Oil Prices Plummet Amid A Pause In Iran Strikes

Dow Jones Industrial Average rose over 600 points.
S&P 500 gained approximately 0.8%.
Nasdaq Composite increased by about 0.7%.
Crude oil prices fell amid a pause in Iran strikes.
Earlier · 4d ago
Full story →US stocks today: Wall Street inches higher as crude calms down; Dow jumps over 330 points, Nasdaq trades flat
Wall Street saw some relief as oil prices fell, with Brent crude retreating 3.5% to $97.19 a barrel.
S&P 500 rose 40.73 points (0.55%) to 7,449.03; Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 338.81 points (0.66%) to 52,050.46.
Nasdaq Composite edged up 0.94 point to 25,138.64, remaining broadly flat due to losses in Micron Technology (down 6%) and Broadcom (down 2.3%).
Investors weighed geopolitical tensions, fresh US tariffs on nearly all imported goods, and Federal Reserve policy uncertainty.
Weekly losses continued despite Friday's gains, with concerns over inflation and interest rates remaining central to market sentiment.
Earlier · 1d ago
Full story →Stock Market Live: GIFT Nifty indicates a firm opening; US, Asian markets mixed

GIFT Nifty indicates a firm opening for Indian markets.
US Nasdaq fell 0.64% as chip stocks declined over AI spending concerns.
Dow Jones rose 0.46% to 51,947.25, while S&P 500 edged up 0.05% to 7,411.98.
Falling oil prices provided some support to Wall Street despite Middle East hostilities.
Asian markets traded mixed, reflecting global uncertainty.