Indian stock markets are poised for a mixed start this week, influenced by both domestic and global cues. On Monday, the BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 opened with a subdued performance, reflecting lower-than-expected GDP figures for the September quarter. The Sensex opened at 79,496.63, down by 306 points, while the Nifty 50 was marginally up at 24,140.85. However, by Tuesday, the markets showed signs of recovery, with the Sensex climbing 300.98 points to 80,549.06 in early trade, and the Nifty gaining 101.85 points to reach 24,377.90. The market's positive momentum continued, with the Sensex surging over 500 points, led by gains in PSU banks. Despite the GDP shocker, the Sensex jumped over 1,000 points in two days, indicating a robust market sentiment. The GIFT Nifty, which provides an early indication of market direction, traded flat on Monday but showed a slight premium on Tuesday, suggesting a muted to positive opening for Indian bourses. Adani shares were also in focus during this period.