Sensex Stock Market Update – Analyzed
The Indian stock market, known as the Sensex, had a positive day on Thursday, January 22, 2026. It bounced back from a three-day slide because worries about a trade war with Greenland went away. This good news helped boost stock markets around the world.
Key Points
- Greenland trade tensions eased, fueling market recovery.
- US President Trump delayed tariffs on EU countries.
- Asian markets rallied, with South Korea leading the way.
- Wall Street also rose, showing global market confidence.
- Nifty 50 is near 25,160, with support at 25,000.
- Earnings reports from key companies are driving trading.
Global Market Reactions
The main reason for the stock market’s improvement was news that the United States wouldn’t put tariffs on European countries. President Donald Trump announced this plan on February 1st as a step towards a new agreement with NATO about Greenland. This news calmed down fears that were making the stock market go down.
Other countries’ stock markets also had good days. The stock market in Japan and South Korea went up. South Korea’s main stock index, called Kospir, is getting close to 5,000 points because of strong technology companies.
Wall Street’s Performance
Wall Street, where many big American companies are listed, also did well. The S&P index, which measures the performance of many large companies, went up by 1.16%. The Nasdaq index, which is focused on technology companies, increased by 1.18%.
Indian Market Details
Back in India, the early indicator of how the stock market was doing, called GIFT Nifty, went up by 0.81%. This means it gained 205 points. Traders will be paying close attention to specific companies’ earnings reports today.
The Nifty 50 index is currently around 25,160. Experts say it’s a good time to buy if the price goes down to 25,000 and 25,120. If it goes even lower, it could drop to 24,700.
Initial Public Offerings (IPOs)
There were also new companies offering shares to the public. The company called Shadowfax Technologies was accepting subscriptions, and other smaller companies like Hannah Joseph Hospital and KRM Ayurveda were also offering their shares for the first time.
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