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Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs)

The Indian stock markets ended last week strong, crossing key resistance levels following steady institutional buying, analysts say.

The Indian stock market opened green on Monday morning. Sensex rose over 265 points & Nifty gained nearly 93 points in early trade.

Indian stock markets opened sharply lower on Friday as rising Israel-Iran tensions sparked global risk-off sentiment.

Indian equity benchmarks opened flat, with profit booking in auto, IT, and PSU bank stocks as investors awaited retail inflation data.

The Nifty 50 and Sensex opened flat on Wednesday, as gains in oil & gas and metal stocks were offset by losses in FMCG and PSU Bank sectors.

Indian equity benchmarks kicked off Wednesday’s session on a positive note, tracking gains from global markets.

The domestic benchmark indices opened flat amid negative Asian cues, as selling was seen in the IT and auto sectors in the early trade.

Indian stock markets opened cautiously on Wednesday, posting slight losses amid mixed global cues and early selling in FMCG and auto stocks.

Indian stocks opened higher on Friday, lifted by gains in FMCG, IT, and auto sectors despite mixed global cues.

Indian benchmark indices opened higher on Wednesday, driven by gains in pharma, auto, PSU banks, and financials, despite mixed global cues.