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Indian stock markets

Indian markets rebounded Friday after a three-day slide, as easing Middle East tensions brought investor relief.

The Indian stock markets closed in the green on Monday, with Bank Nifty touching a fresh all-time high of 57,000.

Sensex and Nifty plunged sharply due to weak global cues, FII selling, heavy auto sector losses, and rising market volatility.

Indian stock markets closed the week sharply lower due to rising geopolitical tensions between India & Pakistan.

Indian stock markets ended Thursday in negative territory, as renewed tensions between India and Pakistan unsettled investor confidence.

Markets opened higher on Friday, with Sensex up 350 points at 80,592 and Nifty gaining 71 points to 24,407.

Indian stock markets opened lower on Friday, following a global sell-off triggered by the reciprocal tariffs announced by US President Trump.

The Indian stock markets remained volatile on Tuesday but managed to recover from early losses.

Indian stock markets saw a positive trend on Tuesday, recovering after two consecutive days of losses, amid mixed global signals.

Market experts pointed to slowing economic growth projections and caution ahead of Q3 earnings reports as key factors contributing to volatility in markets.