Bharat Express

National Stock Exchange

Indian equity markets started on a weaker note, tracking negative global sentiment, with selling pressure seen in the auto and IT sectors.

On Friday, Indian indices opened lower amid weak global cues, with auto, IT, PSU bank, and metal stocks facing early selling pressure.

Indian markets opened lower on Thursday, tracking mixed global cues, with auto, pharma, and FMCG stocks under pressure.

Indian equity markets saw a sharp decline on Monday due to weak global cues and concerns over US trade policies affecting investor sentiment.

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has surpassed the 11-crore mark in its unique investors’ base for the first time. The number of client accounts registered with the exchange now exceeds 21 crore.

India's benchmark indices ended the day on a positive note, with the market buoyed by strong gains, especially in the realty sector, which rose by 1.39%.

On Friday, the Indian stock market opened on a steady note, buoyed by strong Q3 results from Tata Consultancy Services (TCS).

India's equity markets ended in the red on Thursday, with benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty declining ahead of the Q3 FY25 results.

By 9:28 am, the Sensex stood at 78,014.77, down by 184.34 points, or 0.24%. Meanwhile, the Nifty was trading at 23,662.2, a drop of 45.70 points, or 0.19%.

India's domestic stock market closed positively on Tuesday, driven by favorable global cues and eased concerns over HMPV.