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Indian equity markets rebounded on Wednesday morning after initial losses, coinciding with the Indian Army’s execution of ‘Operation Sindoor’.

Markets opened higher on Friday, with Sensex up 350 points at 80,592 and Nifty gaining 71 points to 24,407.

Benchmark equity indices opened higher, lifted by strong global cues and broad-based buying in key sectors such as PSU banks, auto, and IT.

Indian equity benchmarks opened higher, driven by selective buying in auto, PSU banks, and financial services, despite mixed global signals.

Indian equity indices opened lower on Wednesday, tracking declines in global markets, as concerns over escalating trade tensions.

Indian stock markets opened on a positive note Thursday despite mixed global cues, though the auto sector showed early signs of weakness.

Indian markets opened strong Monday, lifted by global cues after US President Trump signaled flexibility on trade tariffs.

India is exporting railway equipment, including metro coaches and locomotives, to countries like Australia, the UK, and France.

Indian stock markets closed in the red on Thursday as investors stayed cautious before the long Holi weekend.

Indian stock markets opened slightly lower, tracking weak global cues, with selling pressure seen in IT, PSU Bank, and pharma stocks.