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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.

Asian markets showed varied performances in Tokyo, Shanghai, Bangkok, and Jakarta advancing, while Seoul and Hong Kong experiencing declines.

In addition to strong performances in large-cap stocks, mid-cap and small-cap stocks also indian equity showed positive movement.

FPIs continued to show confidence in the Indian market, injecting Rs 54,727 crore into equity and debt in July.

Anuj Choudhary, Research Analyst at Sharekhan by BNP Paribas, said the Indian rupee depreciated on dollar demand from foreign banks and importers.

Between April 26 and May 16, both benchmark indices increased by 3%, with the Sensex up 1,800 points and the Nifty up 517.