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Indian equity markets began Thursday’s session on a positive note, supported by firm global trends and strong buying in automobile stocks.

Trading opened flat on Tuesday, with Indian markets showing little movement as investors awaited stronger domestic signals while global trends remained mixed.

Indian stock markets ended Thursday’s session with steep losses, following a global sell-off sparked by the US Federal Reserve’s latest policy move.

Indian equity markets opened muted on Thursday, showing little reaction to the US Fed’s 25-basis-point rate cut.

Indian stock indices began Wednesday’s session on a buoyant note, taking cues from upbeat trends across global markets.

Indian stock markets opened higher on Monday, buoyed by encouraging developments in trade negotiations between the United States and China.

The first trading week of Samvat 2082 opened strong on festive optimism but lost steam as geopolitical tensions and profit-taking weighed on sentiment.

Indian markets opened lower on Friday as investors reacted to reports of the US possibly reopening its 2020 trade deal probe with China.

Indian equity markets began Thursday’s session on a positive footing, despite mixed global cues that kept investors cautious.

Indian markets closed marginally higher in the special Muhurat trading session, marking the start of Vikram Samvat 2082 and the new trading year.