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Indian equity markets started marginally in the red on Tuesday, with Sensex and Nifty witnessing a slight decline amid a consolidation phase.

Indian markets opened flat on Monday amid mixed global cues and IT sector pressure, with FII inflows supporting sentiment.

Indian markets’ Sensex & Nifty soared more than 2.7% in early trade after a ceasefire agreement between India & Pakistan.

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

Indian equity markets rebounded on Wednesday morning after initial losses, coinciding with the Indian Army’s execution of ‘Operation Sindoor’.

Stock-specific trading led the Indian market for a second day on Wednesday, with benchmark indices moving in narrow ranges.

Several factors like Q4 FY25 earnings, IIP data, FII activity, and key US indicators will drive the stock market next week.

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.