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Indian benchmark opened on a flat note as weak global signals and early selling in IT and auto stocks weighed on investor sentiment.

Indian stock markets closed the week with strong gains, rallying nearly 2% as investor sentiment improved after the US announced a delay.

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

Indian stock markets surged on Tuesday, snapping a three-day losing streak ahead of the RBI monetary policy decision scheduled for April 9.

Indian stock market opened in the green on Tuesday, with key indices receiving a boost from major heavyweights.

Indian foreign exchange reserves continued their upward momentum, rising by USD 6.596 billion to reach USD 665.396 billion as of March 28.

Indian stock markets experienced a decline, driven by concerns over the implementation of US reciprocal tariffs, to take effect from April 9.

Indian stock markets ended in the red on Friday for the second straight session after US President Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs.

The Indian stock market closed lower on Thursday as investors remained cautious after US President Donald Trump announced new tariffs.

Indian stock markets started on a positive note, driven by gains in key stocks such as Infosys, ICICI Bank, Tech Mahindra, and Maruti Suzuki.