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Indian equity markets opened higher on Wednesday, supported by optimism over a potential US Federal Reserve rate cut and encouraging developments in India-US trade discussions.

Indian stock markets opened higher on Tuesday on mixed global cues and the arrival of US Chief Negotiator Brendan Lynch for trade talks.

Indian benchmark indices opened flat on Monday, buoyed by positive inflation data and hopes of a US Fed rate cut.

Indian equity markets concluded the week on a buoyant note on Friday, extending their winning streak to eight consecutive sessions despite ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Indian benchmark indices rose on Wednesday, supported by progress in US-India trade talks and positive global market trends.

Indian benchmark indices started the session on a positive note, with the Nifty IT index leading the rally, surging 1.7 per cent in early trade.

Indian benchmark indices opened higher on Monday, aided by GST rate cuts despite lingering US trade tensions.

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.