New Delhi [India], Indian stock market is expecting a change in investor sentiment due to delay in Federal Reserve rate cut. Marke participants expect global pressure on Israel to result in a more moderate reaction in the market. Keeping these factors in mind, observers are closely monitoring the market dynamics for any signs of change. “In India, we expect better market sentiment as the delay in Fed rate cuts is fully absorbed and expect global pressure on Israel to be more moderate.” REACTION "Corporate earnings are returning to center stage, markets have recovered from three days of geopolitics and Fedspeak induced decline, with Brent below $90 and US dollar at its 5-month low on Tuesday," said stock market expert Ajay Bagga. "Slightly weaker than highs" After three days of volatility due to geopolitical tensions and Fed Reserve statements, the market is showing signs of recovery.The Dow Jones index rose to 37,865.35 in Wednesday's trading session, while the S&P also gained. After opening 5075.77. While in the Asian market, Japan's Nikkei 225 index fell 1.32% to end the trading session at 37,961.80, US Treasury yields declined while Brent crude oil prices fell below $90 a barrel. Additionally, the US dollar, although slightly weaker, remains near its five-month high reached earlier this week. According to market experts, Powell's comments as well as the market's existing expectations of higher interest rates for a longer period of time have prompted a resurgence. Buying Activity However, the market's recovery may be affected by ongoing geopolitical risks, particularly the possibility of Israeli reactions to developments in Iran.An escalation in this conflict could have broader implications, posing a risk to market stability. As attention turns to corporate earnings, investors look to geopolitical developments and earnings for information about market direction. The reports remain vigilant in monitoring both.