The Indian stock market plays an important role in reflecting the country's economic performance, and it is significantly influenced by global developments. This study focuses on understanding how major international events affect the movement and performance of the BSE Sensex and the NSE Nifty 50, which are the two key benchmark indices of the Indian stock market. With increasing globalization and financial integration, the Indian economy and its financial markets have become more sensitive to external shocks and global economic changes. Events such as international financial crises, geopolitical conflicts, global pandemics, changes in interest rates by major central banks, fluctuations in crude oil prices, and shifts in global trade policies can directly or indirectly influence investor sentiment in India. One of the most significant examples is the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, which caused a sharp decline in stock markets across the world, including India, due to panic among investors and massive capital outflows. Similarly, the COVID-19 pandemic created widespread uncertainty in global financial systems and led to high volatility in the Indian stock market.
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