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

Indian stock markets opened lower on Friday, following a global sell-off triggered by the reciprocal tariffs announced by US President Trump.

Indian stock markets remained range-bound on February 27, with cautious sentiment prevailing. The Sensex and Nifty showed limited movement.

The Sensex rose 327.86 points (0.42%) to 78,292.85, while the Nifty gained 128.80 points (0.55%) to 23,744.85.

Sensex traded at 78,573.16, up by 65.75 points or 0.08%, while Nifty stood at 23,766.05, gaining 23.15 points or 0.10% At 9:31 am.

Indian stock market ended on a noticeable selling pressure in the auto and IT sectors. Hindustan Unilever Ltd emerged as one of top losers.

India's major stock indices experienced a bearish start, with heavyweight stocks such as HUL and Bajaj Finance among the top decliners.

The top laggards were Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserv, Reliance Industries, UltraTech Cement, Titan, NTPC, and Larsen & Toubro

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