The Indian stock market closed in positive territory as the BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 recovered during the second half of the trading session. Strong buying in banking and FMCG stocks helped the indices remain stable despite weak global cues.

Gold prices moved higher in the domestic market as global uncertainty increased investor demand for safer assets. Concerns over international conflicts and inflationary pressure have encouraged traders to shift funds into bullion.

Silver prices witnessed gradual improvement as industrial demand expectations strengthened globally. The metal continues to benefit from growing use in renewable energy, electronics, and electric vehicle manufacturing.

Global financial markets remain under pressure as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue without a clear resolution. Investors are closely watching diplomatic talks and military developments.

The Indian rupee traded within a narrow range against the US dollar despite pressure from rising crude oil prices and global uncertainty. Strong foreign exchange reserves helped limit sharp currency fluctuations.

Rising global energy prices have once again raised concerns about inflation across major economies. Higher transportation and fuel costs are affecting businesses and household spending.