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The Indian stock market opened positively on Thursday, buoyed by gains in pharma, auto, and IT sectors despite mixed global signals.

Indian stock markets ended the week cautiously, marking their second straight week of consolidation amid ongoing global trade tensions.

The Indian stock market opened lower on Tuesday, pressured by weak Asian cues & selling in IT, auto, financial services, and pharma sectors.

Indian stock markets closed the week with subdued performance as investors remained cautious amid global headwinds.

Sensex and Nifty plunged sharply due to weak global cues, FII selling, heavy auto sector losses, and rising market volatility.

Indian stock markets closed in the green on Wednesday, with the Sensex rising 105 points to 80,746, up 0.13%.

Markets opened higher on Friday, with Sensex up 350 points at 80,592 and Nifty gaining 71 points to 24,407.

Benchmark equity indices opened higher, lifted by strong global cues and broad-based buying in key sectors such as PSU banks, auto, and IT.

Indian equity markets kicked off Friday’s session on a strong note, driven by upbeat global cues and fresh buying in key sectors.

Domestic stock indices opened lower, influenced by mixed global trends, with early declines in the auto, metal, and real estate sectors.