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

The Sensex, India's benchmark stock market index, reached a milestone of 85,000 points two years ago but has since declined by 10,000 points. This downturn is largely due to factors like high crude oil prices and geopolitical tensions. For the market to experience a bull run, a shift in macroeconomic conditions is expected, with a focus on the performance of large-cap stocks and improved corporate earnings. This could potentially lead to a rebound in the Sensex.

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The Sensex has seen a steep decline since crossing 85,000 two years ago, and several factors are contributing to this downturn. The market is waiting for a trigger to initiate the next bull run.

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