New Delhi, March 31 – Analysts say that the outlook for Indian markets in the next fiscal year remains optimistic, provided geopolitical tensions subside and crude oil prices stabilize, even though domestic equities ended FY26 on a bearish note, with the Sensex falling by 7%.In 2025-26, the BSE benchmark fell by 5,467.37 points, or 7%, and the NSE Nifty dropped by 1,187.95 points, or 5%.According to an expert, this year was characterized by global macroeconomic uncertainty, persistent geopolitical tensions, high crude prices, and aggressive outflows from Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), which collectively limited upside momentum.Since the conflict in West Asia began, markets have been under significant pressure, creating...