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

Indian stock markets ended the week cautiously, marking their second straight week of consolidation amid ongoing global trade tensions.

The Indian stock market opened lower on Tuesday, pressured by weak Asian cues & selling in IT, auto, financial services, and pharma sectors.

Sensex and Nifty plunged sharply due to weak global cues, FII selling, heavy auto sector losses, and rising market volatility.

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 opened lower on Monday as US President Donald Trump threatened to start imposing a new 25 per cent tariff.

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.