Indian and Pakistan authorities say there are no reported incidents of firing along the heavily militarized region between their countries overnight, the first time in recent days that the two nations

Indian shares logged their best session in more than four years on Monday, surging nearly 4% in a broad-based relief rally after the country reached and held a fragile ceasefire with Pakistan over the weekend after days of cross-border clashes.

The Indian army has reported a calm night along the volatile border with Pakistan, marking the first break in hostilities in recent days, according to Digi24. The announcement comes after India and Pakistan halted what had been their most severe military confrontation in over two decades.