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Sensex surged 444 points and Nifty closed above 24,000 as buying in banking, FMCG and realty stocks lifted Indian markets.

Indian markets extend losses for sixth week as Sensex, Nifty fall amid West Asia tensions, currency volatility and rising crude prices.

Moody’s Ratings projected a steady outlook for India’s banking sector, stating that domestic economic conditions remain conducive to growth.

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

Markets ended the week on a strong note, with key benchmark indices closing higher, driven by gains in IT, FMCG, banking, & financial stocks.

Corporate investment witnessed steady growth in FY2024-25, driven primarily by infrastructure-heavy sectors, according to a report.

The Indian markets opened the week with strong gains, led by a rally in Adani Group stocks and strength in select auto and banking shares.

Indian benchmark opened on a flat note as weak global signals and early selling in IT and auto stocks weighed on investor sentiment.

Public sector banks in India raised dividend payouts by 33% to Rs 27,830 crore in FY24, up from Rs 20,964 crore last year, govt data showed.

The digital payments sector is facing significant financial losses of around Rs 500-600 crore after the government decided to withdraw its subsidy support on RuPay debit cards.