Indian stock markets experienced significant volatility over the past few days. On September 4, the Nifty index snapped a 14-day record run, closing 81.15 points lower at 25,198.70, while the Sensex dropped 202.80 points to settle at 82,352.64. The market downturn was influenced by weak global trends and concerns about a potential slowdown in the U.S. market. Despite the initial decline, both indices showed some recovery from their intra-day lows. India VIX jumped over 4%, and broader markets underperformed. On September 5, the Sensex rebounded by 264.85 points to 82,617.49 in early trade, and the Nifty climbed 76.75 points to 25,275.45. However, by the end of the day, the Sensex fell 151.48 points to 82,201.16 and the Nifty declined 53.60 points to 25,145.10. The midcap index gained 225 points to 59,449. The downward trend continued on September 6, with the Sensex plunging 953 points to 81,248 and the Nifty dropping 286 points to 24,859. The sharp decline was attributed to weak global cues, upcoming U.S. jobs data, and fresh foreign fund outflows. Major sectors including IT, energy, and banking stocks contributed to the market's decline.