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Sensex crossed 85K for first time 2 years ago, now down 10K points from milestone. What can trigger the next bull run?

Economic Times MarketsWednesday, 23 September 2026

Two years ago, Sensex soared to an impressive 85,000, but the market has seen a steep decline since then. This downturn is attributed to several factors, including high crude oil prices and geopolitical instability. Analysts believe a change in macroeconomic conditions could help the index bounce back, relying heavily on the performance of large-cap stocks and improved earnings. Investors should be discerning, focusing on high-quality stocks in this challenging environment.

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