
Indian stocks rose the most in a week on Tuesday, halting a two-day drop as energy companies and lenders climbed.
The benchmark Sensex index closed at 25,521.19 points, 330.71 points or 1.31 percent up from the previous close of 25,190.48 points.
The Indian equities markets and other commodities such as gold and crude oil have temporarily stopped reacting to on-going violence in Iraq. The market is not perturbed as the insurgency may not last long and oil supply will not be disrupted, said analysts.
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