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

The Nifty ended Tuesday's session with a 0.52% jump at 24,466, while the Sensex ended trade with a gain of 0.45% at 80,368; both midcap and smallcap indices experienced a strong rebound.

The company, which runs one of the Middle East's biggest hypermarket chains with more than 240 grocery stores in six Gulf countries, is offering 2.582 billion shares, equal to a 25% stake.

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.

The IPO will close on November 8, with a single-day bidding opportunity for anchor investors available on November 5.

The Nifty ended trading at 24,180.8, an increase of 0.65%; the Sensex closed at 79,402.29, which represents a gain of 0.76%.

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

Rahul Gandhi wondered who was “behind the plan” to protect Madhabi Buch from being answerable to the Parliamentary Accounts Committee.