New Delhi, March 5 -- Indian markets rebounded on Wednesday, March 5, tracking gains in Asian peers after the Nifty extended its longest losing streak in three decades on Tuesday. The recent downturn was driven by escalating global trade tensions following U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff rollout on key trading partners.

The benchmark BSE Sensex surged over 900 points in intraday to hit the day's high of 73,934, while Nifty 50 rallied over 300 points to 22,395.

Before Wednesday's recovery, Indian markets had been in the red for 10 consecutive sessions, fueling concerns about the onset of a bear market. Negative sentiment was further exacerbated by sustained foreign investor outflows and weak earnings growth in the December quarter....