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Indian stock markets

Indian stock markets saw jewellery shares tumble after PM Modi urged citizens to defer non-essential gold purchases.

Sensex rises 246 points and Nifty gains in early trade, tracking Asian market strength despite Middle East tensions and rising crude oil prices.

Indian equities snapped a three-day rally as metal and IT stocks declined, with investors awaiting global cues and fund flow clarity.

Indian markets rise 1% this week as Nifty and Sensex stay resilient ahead of Budget 2026-27.

Indian equity markets ended the week over 2.5% lower as FII selling and global trade concerns weighed on the Sensex and Nifty.

Indian stock markets will remain open on Sunday, February 1, as the Union Budget 2026 is presented in Parliament.

Indian stock markets were closed on Thursday due to Maharashtra civic polls, with BSE and NSE halting trading; markets resume on Friday after a weak session.

Indian markets open lower with IT stocks leading losses as global AI revival and geopolitical tensions influence investor sentiment.

Indian markets opened lower on Monday, with Sensex and Nifty down amid weak global cues and cautious investor sentiment.

Indian equity markets opened higher on Wednesday, supported by optimism over a potential US Federal Reserve rate cut and encouraging developments in India-US trade discussions.