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Indian equities

Indian equity markets started marginally in the red on Tuesday, with Sensex and Nifty witnessing a slight decline amid a consolidation phase.

Indian benchmark indices opened higher on Wednesday, driven by gains in pharma, auto, PSU banks, and financials, despite mixed global cues.

Indian markets opened flat on Monday amid mixed global cues and IT sector pressure, with FII inflows supporting sentiment.

Indian Market opened flat on May 8, with Sensex up 25 points & Nifty down 3 points, amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Domestic equity benchmark indices closed flat after a volatile trading session, driven by stock-specific activity and global uncertainties.

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

After three days of gains, India’s benchmark indices opened lower on Thursday amid weak global cues and early IT and auto selloff.

Indian equities surged as the Nifty 50 jumped 2.4% on Tuesday, making India the first major market to recover from US tariff-driven losses.

FPIs remain robust in Indian markets, investing Rs 7,962 crore in equities and Rs 6,304 crore in debt this month, per NSDL data and market analysts.

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