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Indian Equity market

Sensex and Nifty fell for the second straight session, closing at their lowest levels since mid-June as crude prices stayed elevated.

Nifty fell 1.2% during the week as rising crude oil prices and US-Iran tensions weighed on Indian stock markets.

Sensex and Nifty opened higher, led by IT stocks, easing crude oil prices and renewed foreign investor buying.

Domestic investors dominate markets as steady SIP inflows offset foreign selling, strengthening confidence and reinforcing India growth growth-driven equity resilience

Indian equity benchmarks opened in the green on Wednesday as investors awaited the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) monetary policy decision.

Persistent selling in IT stocks, coupled with foreign institutional investor (FII) outflows and profit booking, dragged the indices down.

The Indian stock market extended its winning streak on Thursday, closing higher for the fourth consecutive session.

After eight months of outflows, FPIs ramped up investments in Indian equities in May, hitting the highest level since September 2024.

Indian equity indices opened higher on Monday, driven by buying in PSU banking and financial services, despite mixed global signals.

Indian equity markets kicked off Friday’s session on a strong note, driven by upbeat global cues and fresh buying in key sectors.