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Indian equity benchmarks rose sharply in early trade, led by IT stocks, after an overnight rebound in US tech shares boosted sentiment.

Indian equity benchmarks opened almost flat on Monday, with technology stocks under pressure amid AI-led concerns and subdued earnings.

Markets end Thursday in the red as sharp selling in IT heavyweights drags Sensex and Nifty lower, keeping near-term sentiment cautious.

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

Markets ended flat as heavy IT selling offset broader gains, with investors wary of AI-driven disruption across global technology stocks.

Indian equities closed lower on profit-taking ahead of the Budget, as metal and IT stocks weakened despite mixed sectoral cues.

Sensex rose 187 points, and Nifty ended slightly higher on Friday, though profit-booking erased early gains due to mixed sectoral performance.

Sensex and Nifty ended lower after a choppy session as selling pressure in IT and realty stocks offset gains in metal and PSU bank shares.

Rising global geopolitical tensions weighed on Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty, which traded with a mild negative bias on Monday.

Sensex and Nifty closed flat as gains in banks and metals offset selling pressure in IT, FMCG, realty and pharma stocks.