However, from a technical perspective, momentum indicators continue to reflect a negative trend, as Nifty remains below its short- and medium-term moving averages

The auto, IT, pharma, healthcare, and FMCG sectors struggled yesterday, while the banks, financial services, real estate, metals, consumer durables, and oil and gas sectors saw gains

Technically, momentum indicators still point to a negative trend, with the index below its short-term moving averages.

On Monday, the Indian market opened positively and closed higher after fluctuating throughout the day, marking an end to a five-day decline.

ICICI Bank's shares rose by 3 percent after better-than-expected results for the second quarter, prompting brokerages to raise their target price for the stock to Rs 1,600

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The current geopolitical situation and Donald Trump's lead in key states are boosting Indian market sentiment, although lackluster corporate earnings are tempering enthusiasm

The down trend is likely to persist if Nifty moves below its immediate support level of 24,070

The Bank Nifty dropped by 1.65%, and both benchmark indices fell by 0.60%

On the sectoral front, banking, pharma, and financial services emerged as the top gainers, while FMCG, realty, auto, and metals were the major losers.