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FIIs sold Rs 30,294 crore for an eighth straight week, while DIIs bought Rs 30,313 crore to absorb the outflows.

Sensex and Nifty traded lower as Middle East tensions, Iran sanctions and crude oil concerns weighed on investor sentiment ahead of monthly expiry.

Indian benchmark indices advance despite IT weakness, supported by banking, metal and FMCG stocks during AI Summit.

The domestic stock market opened flat as investors awaited the RBI monetary policy committee (MPC) decision on the repo rate.

The Indian stock market opened positively on Thursday, buoyed by gains in pharma, auto, and IT sectors despite mixed global signals.

Indian stock markets experienced a decline, driven by concerns over the implementation of US reciprocal tariffs, to take effect from April 9.

The equity market outlook for the upcoming week will be influenced by several key domestic factors, including RBI MPC meeting.

Benchmark indices opened higher with gains in media and auto sectors, while Nifty and Sensex showed mixed trends.

Indian indices opened lower on Tuesday, with a decline in PSU bank, metal, and realty sectors. Experts highlight key support levels, while FIIs continued their selling spree.

The domestic benchmark indices traded almost flat early on Wednesday after the stock market experienced a strong upward movement as the US trade tariff tensions eased.