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Market Outlook

Sensex and Nifty turned highly volatile after a positive open, swinging between gains and losses as global tensions and IT stock weakness weighed on sentiment.

Indian stock markets may remain volatile this week as rising Middle East tensions and oil supply concerns weigh on investor sentiment.

Benchmark indices close over one per cent lower as tariff threats and IT rout dampen investor sentiment.

Benchmark indices rally sharply on banking support; RBI policy changes weigh on capital market stocks amid cautious currency trade.

Indian stock markets ended the week with gains as the India–US trade deal and RBI’s status quo on rates helped indices recover from Budget-related volatility.

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.

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) are likely to return to Indian equities following encouraging signs on the US-India trade deal.

Indian equities began 2026 on a muted note as investors balanced sectoral gains against sharp FMCG selling pressure.

Sensex and Nifty trade lower on Tuesday, dragged by global market weakness, Wall Street tech sell-off, and sustained FPI outflows.

Indian benchmark indices Nifty and Sensex posted modest gains for the second consecutive week, supported by strong Q2 earnings.