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Sensex fell 777.94 points and Nifty declined 279.50 points on Tuesday as rising oil prices triggered broad-based selling and weakened investor sentiment.

Amit Shah urged stronger coordination between the RBI and urban cooperative banks, calling for greater trust and wider UCB participation in NUCFDC.

Sensex rose 277 points and Nifty crossed 24,000 in early trade, led by gains in realty, auto and private banking stocks.

NSE and BSE remain closed on Friday for Muharram, with normal trading set to resume on Monday, June 29.

Indian stock markets ended sharply lower as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East rattled investors and triggered broad-based selling.

Indian benchmark indices advance despite IT weakness, supported by banking, metal and FMCG stocks during AI Summit.

Indian stock markets will remain open on Sunday, February 1, as the Union Budget 2026 is presented in Parliament.

Sensex and Nifty ended lower after a choppy session as selling pressure in IT and realty stocks offset gains in metal and PSU bank shares.

BSE launched four factor-driven large-cap indices to refine passive strategies and broaden investor access to momentum, value, volatility, and quality signals.

The Sensex & Nifty opened with significant losses on Friday, tracking global market weakness and foreign institutional investor (FII) selling.