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Indian equity benchmarks fell nearly 6% this week as rising crude prices and geopolitical tensions in West Asia triggered heavy selling across sectors.

Indian equities slumped sharply as geopolitical tensions intensified, triggering broad selling and a surge in market volatility.

Indian markets closed the week lower as Sensex and Nifty fell about 1.5%, with global uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and cautious investor sentiment weighing on trade.

Indian equities finish uneven session as healthcare and PSU banks advance, while media and FMCG counters retreat modestly.

Indian equity markets opened flat with a positive bias as IT stocks advanced on strong Wall Street cues; Sensex and Nifty traded marginally higher.

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

Indian equities advance for second day, powered by PSU banking and healthcare stocks amid supportive global developments.

Indian benchmark indices advance despite IT weakness, supported by banking, metal and FMCG stocks during AI Summit.

Markets ended deep in the red as AI-led outsourcing concerns unsettled investors, pulling the Sensex down over 1,000 points and extending losses for a second straight session.

Indian equity markets opened lower on Thursday, weighed down by weak global cues and a sharp sell-off in metal stocks.