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Indian stock markets ended lower after late-session selling pressure intensified due to rising crude oil prices and the rupee hitting a record low.

Indian equity markets traded largely flat in early trade as rising crude oil prices, fuel price hikes and mixed global cues kept investors cautious during ongoing Q4 earnings announcements.

Sensex and Nifty ended sharply lower as West Asia tensions, rising crude oil prices and weak investor sentiment triggered heavy selling.

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

Benchmark indices close in positive territory for the second day, led by PSU banking and information technology stocks.

Equity markets open on a weak note as IT stocks slide, pulling Sensex and Nifty lower, while broader markets see sharper losses.

Indian stock markets opened lower on Friday as investors responded to mixed Q2 earnings from major companies such as Infosys and Wipro.

Indian stock markets opened sharply lower on Thursday as the BSE Sensex fell over 600 points and the Nifty dropped below 24,530.

The Indian stock market opened flat on July 24, with IT stocks under pressure and mixed global cues weighing on investor sentiment.

Investors gained over ₹16 lakh crore on Monday as a ceasefire with Pakistan boosted markets to a four-year high.