Bharat Express

Foreign institutional investors

Indian stock market opened on a positive note on Tuesday, with significant gains in media and realty stocks driving the overall market performance.

Indian stock market opened on a negative note on Monday, with significant selling pressure observed in IT, PSU banks, and pharma sectors.

Despite significant FII outflows, the Indian market has shown resilience, buoyed by sustained buying from domestic institutional investors (DIIs) and individual high-net-worth investors (HNIs).

Indian frontline equity indices are trading near record highs, buoyed by gains in heavyweight IT stocks such as Wipro.

Indian equity indices opened in the green on Friday, buoyed by positive signals from Asian and US markets. By 9:46 a.m.

Asian markets also reflected positive momentum, with Tokyo, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Jakarta all trading in the green.

Indian frontline indices opened lower on Friday, with notable declines in heavyweight stocks such as ITC, HUL, Asian Paints.

Indian equity indices opened with minimal movement on Tuesday, reflecting mixed signals from global markets.

Indian equity indices closed higher buoyed by positive market sentiment driven by expectations of an interest rate cut.

Indian equity indices ended largely unchanged on Friday as investors awaited a key speech from US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.