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Indian stock markets remained closed on Dr BR Ambedkar Jayanti, while global markets gained and trading is set to resume on Wednesday.

Sensex and Nifty ended lower despite a late recovery, as cautious sentiment and global tensions kept markets under pressure.

Sensex opened sharply lower and fell over 1,600 points, while Nifty dropped nearly 2 per cent as global tensions and oil prices weighed on markets.

Indian stock markets extend gains for a second week, with Sensex and Nifty rising sharply as easing US-Iran tensions boost investor sentiment.

Indian equity benchmarks open lower as rising West Asia tensions and oil price surge prompt cautious investor sentiment.

Indian equities finish uneven session as healthcare and PSU banks advance, while media and FMCG counters retreat modestly.

Indian equity markets opened flat with a positive bias as IT stocks advanced on strong Wall Street cues; Sensex and Nifty traded marginally higher.

Indian markets closed mixed as investors awaited CPI data. Sensex slipped 40 points, while Nifty ended marginally higher amid sectoral divergence.

Indian stock markets opened slightly lower with tariff worries and geopolitical tensions weighing on sentiment, while midcap and smallcap indices posted modest gains.

The Sensex and Nifty traded in the green in early trade on Friday, buoyed by positive macroeconomic cues and firm domestic fundamentals.