<h1>Stock Markets Bounce Back After Three-Day Slump with Gains in Key Sectors and Value Buying</h1> Stock markets recovered after a three-day decline, with benchmark indices rising due to value buying in major corporations, including leading industrial and financial firms. The primary stock index increased by approximately 447 points, supported by gains in key sectors such as realty, telecommunications, energy, and healthcare. Despite ongoing uncertainties surrounding international trade negotiations and upcoming policy decisions, investor sentiment showed cautious optimism. Foreign institutional investors had recently sold significant equity holdings, but oversold positions and technical support levels contributed to the rebound. Broader market indices and sectoral gauges also posted gains, while some prominent companies experienced declines. The recovery reflects market adjustments in response to global economic factors, corporate earnings expectations, and technical market indicators.