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Indian stock markets kicked off the week with a massive rally as the Sensex surged over 1,200 points and the Nifty approached the 24,000 mark. The rally came after the United States and Iran announced a peace agreement, easing fears of a prolonged conflict in the Middle East. Crude oil prices tumbled to their lowest levels in more than three months as markets welcomed plans to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil shipping route. Brent and WTI crude both posted sharp declines, boosting sentiment across global equity markets. In this video, we break down how the U.S.-Iran peace deal, falling oil prices, and the expected reopening of Hormuz are impacting Indian markets, investors, and the global economy.

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Friday was a great day for the the bulls. The collective rise in market cap of Stocks on BSE was nearly ₹312.4 lakh crore from ₹309.6 lakh crore which made investors richer by ₹2.8 lakh crore in a single day! Nifty also ended the day with healthy gains on Friday. All around buying was boosted by positive global cues including the hope that the US Fed will not raise rates in September. Experts believe, better GDP numbers also contributed to the positive sentiment.

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Indian stock market made a reentry into the list of the top 5 biggest stock markets of the world amid a strong rally fueled by foreign fund inflows, improving domestic macros and a rebound in Adani group stocks. Indian stock market's total capitalisation surpassed France to reach $3.3 trillion as on Friday. Former SEBI, Executive Director JN Gupta speaks to Mint's Deputy Editor, Abhishek Singh about what brought Indian markets back into the top 5.

Although there are worries over this sharp pullback, this rally has brought some respite to investors who saw a much sharper correction of around 50% in a month’s time during February-March.

Nifty 500 index has fallen nearly 38% from its highs on 24 Jan, with lockdowns causing panicMarkets are now beginning to price in recession scenarios as policy measures seen as inadequate

The good and services tax (GST) collections for August, announced on Sunday, slipped to ₹98,202 croreForeign institutional investors (FIIs) have sold Indian stocks worth $2.19 billion in August

Domestic issues include demand slowdown, tighter liquidity conditions and poor corporate earningsIn a bid to boost economic recovery, central banks across the world are in an easing mode