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BSE Sensex gained 0.7% or more than 500 points on June 9, 2026, at theintra-day high of 74,035.41 and Nifty 50, gained 0.6% to 23,259.45 amid de-escalation of Iran-Israel conflicts.
The bounceback came after a brutal June 8 session that left the Sensex with 737 point-or 0.99% slump-at 73,506, after Tehran violated the April 8 truce with overnight missile strike in Israel, pushing VIX up to 17.06.
The Indian equity market showed a strong upside momentum on Tuesday, June 9, 2026, as the market ignored the Iran-Israel conflict.
The Sensex rallied to intraday highs of 74,035.41 on Monday, or nearly 0.7% ( over 500 points ), while the Nifty edged higher too, reaching 23,259.45, up over 100 points, or about 0.6%.
The comfortable moment for retail investors comes amid one of the worst routs that Mumbai markets have seen in the calendar year so far.
The India VIX had jumped 8.07% to 17.06 levels on June 8, and it reflects the level of investor panic that was created after Iran's overnight missile attacks on Israel.
The rebound on June 9 is a consequence of diplomatic hints and not a change in domestic fundamentals.
Brent crude had risen about 3% to $96 a barrel on June 8 following missile attacks by Iran, sparking inflationary and external sector worries for India.
Tuesday's moderation in crude as ceasefire talks progressed offered space for markets to rebound, but the critical question is whether it lasts.
All earlier de-escalation signals, after the outbreak of conflict in early 2026, had been followed with fresh attacks in a couple of days.
This table is a compilation of Sensex and Nifty movement in key sessions around escalation of Iran-Israel conflict based on exchange data and IANS & Goodreturns reports on June 8-9, 2026.
On the sectoral front on June 9, Nifty MidSmall Financial Services emerged as the top gainer, rising over 1%, followed by Nifty Realty, which also advanced more than 1%.
Nifty Auto climbed 0.9%. Microcap, midcap, and smallcap indices outperformed the benchmarks, showing that risk appetite returned broadly across market capitalisation segments.
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This relief, although only partially, can be seen by retail investors who were invested on the morning of June 8's meltdown, as Tuesday's gains helped some of those values recover.
The PSU Bank and Private Bank indexes were both up by as much as 0.8% each on June 9.
Mutual funds and index funds with an exposure to banking shares saw some of the losses incurred during Monday's session restored directly in their portfolio.
The fundamental message: an investor panic during such geopolitically sensitive times only leads to lost gains when the recovery happens for longer-term investors.
The positives for the Indian structural story remain unchanged.
The earlier Goldman Sachs downgrade to 5.9% for India’s growth turned out to be pessimistic when, in reality, it achieved 7.7%, thereby forming a strong rationale for Sensex recovery on abatement of global tail risks.
The RBI’s decision to keep rates flat on June 5 and liberalise FPI norms further adds a dose of domestic policy support that buffers the downside.
Strategists appear hopeful but not completely convinced. Siddhartha Khemka, Head of Research at Motilal Oswal Financial Services, had said on June 9.
“Given the continuing heightened geopolitical tensions in West Asia, Indian equities are likely to witness moderate volatility in the short term, as sentiment continues to remain under pressure. A signal of a ceasefire does not mean a ceasefire”.
The rhythm since April has been one of temporary periods of diplomatic respite followed by a return to fighting.
Gift Nifty indicated a slight discount of 38 to 44 points at the opening on June 9, and its setup was more subdued than bullish amid betterment in Asian peers and resilient US tech overnight.
The outlook at ICICI Securities said Nifty requires closing decisively above 23500 to validate the June 9 recovery as a short-term floor.
Sustenance in a rally necessitates a fall in Brent Crude below $90/barrel and FPI selling to moderate.
This rebound on Tuesday is real, but vulnerable. It proves Indian markets' ability to recover sharply when geopolitical concerns abate. It will be important whether the current diplomatic process will be sustained enough to bring down crude prices and attract foreign investors back until July.
Israeli-Iran War: What should Indian retail investors do over the weekend?
Indian retail investors should not hit the panic sell button; market corrections following geo-political events tend to be short lived.
How do you perceive Indian stock market and how would it pan out in case of Iran Israel war?
Indian stock markets may be affected due to the current conflict between Iran and Israel because of increase in crude oil prices, Indian Rupee's weakness and outflow of funds by FIIs.
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