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Indian benchmark indices surged in early trade on Monday after the US Supreme Court struck down former President Donald Trump’s tariffs, lifting global sentiment.

Equity markets open on a weak note as IT stocks slide, pulling Sensex and Nifty lower, while broader markets see sharper losses.

Markets opened higher on Tuesday as the Sensex crossed 84,200 and the Nifty traded near 25,920, supported by global cues and continued foreign inflows.

Bitcoin extends losses, falling over 6% amid global risk aversion, tech stock weakness, large-scale liquidations and fears of tighter US monetary policy weighing on cryptocurrencies.

Indian equity markets opened lower on Thursday, weighed down by weak global cues and a sharp sell-off in metal stocks.

Benchmark indices fell sharply as investors turned cautious amid global tensions, weak sectoral performance and ongoing Q3 earnings reactions.

Indian equity markets closed lower as mixed Q3 earnings and weak global cues weighed on investor sentiment.

Maruti Suzuki has begun exporting its premium SUV VICTORIS to over 100 countries, strengthening its ‘Make in India, Make for the World’ push.

Sensex and Nifty open lower in early trade as geopolitical tensions, India–US trade uncertainty and rising volatility weigh on investor sentiment.

Sensex and Nifty fall around 2.5% this week as global tariff uncertainties and geopolitical tensions hit investor sentiment. Markets are likely to remain volatile.