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The Indian equity markets advanced after the development news on tariffs over the weekend. The benchmark index commenced the trading session on a positive note, registering an initial runaway gap of over 100 points and sustaining momentum in the early market hours. However, a degree of hesitation emerged at higher levels, which led to a …

Markets witnessed a rollercoaster week. The week began with a gap-down opening, but the same session saw a swift recovery, setting the tone for the first three sessions where Nifty gradually climbed higher to test the 25900 zone. However, Thursday brought a sharp nose-dive amid fresh geo-political concerns, dragging the index back to test Monday’s …

Following Wednesday’s strong close, the Nifty opened with a gap up; however, the lack of follow-through buying emergence led to immediate selling from higher levels. As the session progressed, weakness intensified, resulting in a sharp decline through the day. The index eventually settled just above 25450, registering a loss of 1.41%.

Benchmark index Nifty opened on a positive note. However, similar to the previous couple of sessions, the index witnessed some profit booking during the initial hours of trade. Buying interest resurfaced in the second half, pushing prices to close near the day’s high. Nifty eventually ended tad above 25800 with gains of 0.37%.

On the weekly expiry, Nifty had a subdued start and remained under pressure during the initial hour. However, after testing key intraday support levels, prices staged a recovery and reclaimed the early losses. In the second half, the index traded within a narrow range and eventually settled tad above 25700, posting modest gains of 0.17%.

Following Friday’s sell-off, Nifty opened with a gap down. After initial weakness, prices gradually recovered the morning losses and gained momentum in the second half. The index eventually crossed Friday’s high and closed tad below 25700, posting gains of around 0.83%.

Indian equity markets experienced a volatile and challenging week. The indices began on a buoyant note; however, sentiment deteriorated as the week progressed, primarily led by a sharp correction in the IT sector, which weighed heavily on broader market sentiments and the sectoral weakness triggered profit booking across segments, reversing early gains and reinforcing a …

The Indian equity markets commenced the trading session on a bleak note, influenced by mixed trends observed in global markets. In the absence of bullish momentum, the benchmark index exhibited only modest fluctuations from the outset and remained under pressure throughout the session. Increased volatility during the penultimate hour further contributed to the cautious outlook. …

Positive global cues contributed to a strong start for Indian indices; however, the follow-up momentum was missing, resulting in a lackluster performance throughout the day. Despite this, the market showed signs of continued bullish sentiment, although the Nifty approaching the psychological milestone indicates a cautious outlook. Amid the gradual upmove, the Nifty50 index managed to …

The GIFT Nifty indicated a promising opening for Indian equities, reflecting the positive developments in global markets over the weekend, which resulted in a favorable gap-up opening. The benchmark index embarked on the new week with optimism and successfully maintained this positive stature throughout the trading session. Ultimately, the Nifty50 index concluded the day with …

The eventful week was characterized by notable volatility in the domestic market, with the benchmark index registering a swing exceeding 1700 points. This movement effectively countered the pessimistic sentiment observed in the preceding weeks. Ultimately, the bulls staged a robust recovery, with widespread participation across various sectors. Consequently, the Nifty50 index soared by nearly 3.50 …

Markets began the session on a flat note and traded in a narrow range with a negative bias throughout the day. Eventually, Nifty ended with a cut of around 0.5%, settling just below the 25650 mark.