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Indian equity markets inched higher on Tuesday, continuing their positive momentum, with buying interest seen in heavyweight counters such as ICICI Bank and ITC.

Indian markets opened higher on Monday, led by banking and IT stocks after RBI’s reforms, though analysts advised caution on volatility.

Indian equity markets recorded their steepest weekly fall in six months, extending losses for a sixth session as concerns grew over the H-1B visa fee hike and US pharma tariffs.

Indian equity benchmarks opened slightly lower, with ongoing volatility and uneven signals from overseas markets dampening investor mood.

Indian equity benchmarks opened in the red on Wednesday, reflecting cautious global trends, with selling pressure seen across most sectors barring PSU banks.

Indian equities opened the day with modest gains on Tuesday, boosted by positive global cues and early buying in the auto, IT and financial services sectors.

Indian benchmark indices opened lower on Monday, with IT stocks leading losses due to concerns over new US H-1B visa rules.

Indian markets ended Friday’s session lower, with IT and banking losses dragging the Sensex and Nifty despite gains in Adani group stocks.

Indian benchmark indices began Friday’s session on a subdued note, with losses led by the IT sector in early trade.

Indian benchmark indices opened in the green on Thursday, supported by positive global cues following a 25-basis-point rate cut by the US Federal Reserve.