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Indian markets closed lower on Friday, but IT, FMCG and banking shares helped limit losses amid global equity weakness.

Sensex ended 183 points lower at 77,473, while Nifty fell 127 points to 24,208 as IT, FMCG and auto stocks faced selling pressure.

Sensex opened around 800 points higher while Nifty neared 24,600 as lower crude prices and renewed FII buying boosted market sentiment.

Sensex surged 444 points and Nifty closed above 24,000 as buying in banking, FMCG and realty stocks lifted Indian markets.

Sensex ended marginally higher while Nifty closed lower as profit booking in metal, PSU banking and realty stocks weighed on sentiment.

Sensex and Nifty opened higher despite West Asia tensions, as investors shrugged off geopolitical concerns and rising crude oil prices.

Sensex fell 508 points and Nifty closed below 23,400 as FMCG, PSU banking, auto and realty stocks led a broad market decline.

Sensex, Nifty close higher as easing geopolitical concerns and US-Iran talks boost investor sentiment.

Indian equities began 2026 on a muted note as investors balanced sectoral gains against sharp FMCG selling pressure.

Indian stock markets open slightly higher with FMCG stocks in the lead, as investors weigh US tariffs and await economic policy signals.