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Indian markets ended Friday’s session lower, with IT and banking losses dragging the Sensex and Nifty despite gains in Adani group stocks.

Indian benchmark indices began Friday’s session on a subdued note, with losses led by the IT sector in early trade.

Indian benchmark indices opened in the green on Thursday, supported by positive global cues following a 25-basis-point rate cut by the US Federal Reserve.

Indian stock markets opened higher on Tuesday on mixed global cues and the arrival of US Chief Negotiator Brendan Lynch for trade talks.

Indian benchmark indices opened flat on Monday, buoyed by positive inflation data and hopes of a US Fed rate cut.

Indian stock indices opened with modest gains on strong global cues as hopes for a US Fed rate cut and positive sectoral trends buoy investor sentiment.

Indian benchmark indices rose on Wednesday, supported by progress in US-India trade talks and positive global market trends.

Indian stock market opens higher with Nifty above 24,700; GST rate cuts and sectoral buying boost Sensex and broader indices amid positive global cues.

The Sensex and Nifty opened marginally higher on Tuesday amid cautious investor sentiment ahead of the GST Council meeting.

The Sensex climbed 335 points to 80,144 and the Nifty 50 breached the 24,500 mark, buoyed by robust buying in IT, metal, and banking stocks.