Bharat Express

Infosys

On Thursday, the Indian stock market closed lower as investors awaited the RBI's MPC rate cut decision on 7 February.

The domestic benchmark indices opened flat on Thursday as the US Federal Reserve meeting voted unanimously to pause the rate cut cycle, which started last September and has delivered 100 bps of cut to date.

The domestic benchmark indices opened higher on Tuesday after ending over a seven-month low in the previous trading session.

Sensex was trading at 75,756.52, down 433 or 0.57 per cent at around 9.32 am while the Nifty 50 dropped below 23,000 at 22,963.75, or 128.45 points down (0.56 per cent).

Indian brands have maintained strong momentum in the 2025 Brand Finance rankings, with Tata Group leading the pack as the highest-ranking brand from India.

The Sensex closed at 77,330.01, falling 241.30 points or 0.31%. Nifty ended at 23,453.80, down by 78.90 points or 0.34%. Despite the overall decline, the Nifty Bank index rose by 184.25 points or 0.37%, closing at 50,363.80

Indian stock market opened in the red on Friday, reflecting rising geopolitical tensions between Iran and Israel, coupled with weak global cues.

Indian frontline equity indices are trading near record highs, buoyed by gains in heavyweight IT stocks such as Wipro.

The benchmark Nifty index on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) continued its upward trajectory on Monday, reaching 25,000 mid-session. This marks the eighth consecutive session of gains for the Nifty. As of 1:10 PM, the Nifty stood at 25,025, up by 201 points or 0.81 percent. The Sensex also saw a rise of 671 points …

Infosys experienced a decline on Thursday following the receipt of a GST notice alleging a substantial tax evasion of ₹32,000 crore, a claim the IT giant has strongly contested.