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Indian equity markets closed in the red on Friday, pressured by selling in heavyweight stocks led by Reliance, as investors stayed cautious over the impact of US tariffs.

The domestic equity market opened higher this week, boosted by hopes of GST rationalisation, analysts said.

Indian equity markets slipped into the red on Friday morning after a week-long rally, tracking cautious global trends.

Indian equity benchmarks saw a cautious start on Thursday, moving up slightly in early trade while tracking mixed global trends.

On Thursday, Indian stock markets opened on a flat note, with notable gains in the IT and pharmaceutical sectors.

Indian benchmark indices opened higher following US inflation figures that heightened expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut.

Indian markets started Friday’s session in negative territory, with early selling pressure hitting IT and financial services stocks following renewed worries over US tariffs.

Indian stock markets opened on a steady note Wednesday as investors awaited the outcome of the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) Monetary Policy Committee meeting.

Indian equities opened in negative territory on Friday, mirroring weak global sentiment and fresh concerns over new US tariffs announced by President Donald Trump.

Indian markets fell Thursday after President Trump announced a 25% tariff on Indian imports, triggering investor concerns.