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The Indian equity markets began the session on a flat note, responding to mixed signals from global peers. However, the bears dominated the market from the early hours, maintaining pressure throughout the day. Ultimately, the benchmark index ended another session in the red, closing around 25800, with a modest but consecutive decline of 0.16 percent.

The Indian equity markets started on a bleak note, taking cues from weak global bourses, which were further escalated affected by a declining rupee. The benchmark index remained under pressure throughout the session with no sign of a decisive pullback in intraday. Eventually, the Nifty50 index concluded the session around 25860, down by 0.64 percent.

The GIFT Nifty signaled a challenging outset for the benchmark index, reflecting the subdued performance across global bourses. Consequently, the Nifty50 index commenced the session with a downward gap. Nevertheless, market participants exhibited resilience, as initial setbacks were promptly addressed, enabling the index to recover most of its intraday losses. Ultimately, amid a modest rebound, …

It was an action-packed week. The index initially started on a weak footing, testing levels around 25700. However, after repeatedly defending this crucial zone, prices staged a strong rebound. On Friday, Nifty witnessed a gap-up opening and continued to move higher through the session, ending with gains of 0.57%, settling just below the 26050 mark.

Following the Fed policy outcome, Gift Nifty indicated a strong opening; however, the benchmark index began the day on a flat to mildly positive note. During the initial hour, prices came under pressure, testing the key support zone around the 25700 mark. Fortunately, strong buying emerged from lower levels, and as the day progressed, Nifty …

Following the lower-level buying seen on Tuesday, Nifty opened on a mild positive note and extended gains during the first hour. However, there was no follow-up buying at higher levels. As the day progressed, selling pressure resurfaced, particularly in the second half, as Nifty once again tested Tuesday’s low and eventually ended just above it …

Following Monday’s sharp sell-off, Nifty opened with a gap down and extended weakness in the initial trades, slipping toward the 25700 mark. However, buying emerged at lower levels, helping the index recover part of the intraday losses. Price action remained tentative throughout the session, with Nifty eventually ending just below 25850, down by around half a percent.

The week started on a negative note, and as the day progressed, the sell-off intensified, dragging Nifty below the 25900 mark. Fortunately, the last hour saw some breather, helping the index close just above 25950 with losses of around 0.86%.

The Indian equity markets demonstrated notable resilience during the trading week, characterized by volatility and instances of profit booking. This was subsequently followed by a recovery from significant technical support following the announcement from the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC). Amid these developments, the benchmark index concluded the week with a marginal decline of 0.06%, settling …

The Indian equity markets exhibited notable volatility during the trading session, with the benchmark index oscillating in both directions. In a compelling display of market dynamics, a fierce struggle between bulls and bears ensued. Ultimately, the Nifty50 index snapped its losing streak, closing above the significant 26000 threshold. This recovery was accompanied by a modest …

The Indian equity markets saw continued profit-taking, with the benchmark index declining toward the 20-DEMA. The day was marked by considerable weakness in broader market indices; however, a resurgence in buying during the final hour offered some respite. Consequently, the Nifty50 index concluded the session with a minor decrease of 0.18 percent, closing just below …

The Indian equity markets commenced trading on a negative trajectory, marked by a gap down in the benchmark index, backed by global trends and the momentum observed in the previous trading session. Eventually, the Nifty50 index witnessed a steady plunge but managed to conclude the day above the 26000 mark, eroding 0.55 percent.