India VIX, calculated from NIFTY options, gauges expected volatility and market sentiment. A high VIX signals stress and fear, while a low VIX indicates calm conditions. It serves as a crucial tool ...

India VIX, often referred to as the market’s “fear gauge,” measures the expected short-term volatility in the Indian equity ...

The bloodbath on Indian benchmark indices on February 13 led to India VIX rising a whopping 15% and Nifty trading below the key 25,500 level.

Ajay Bagga, Market Expert, says India's VIX has risen to 18, influenced by global uncertainties, but remains within a normal range of 10 to 19. Historically, the VIX surged much higher during crises ...

India’s benchmark indices, Nifty and Sensex, began 2025 on a muted note but later rebounded sharply, with Nifty marking a fresh all-time high above 25,200 in June. This year, Indian stock markets have ...