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Sensex and Nifty ended lower for a second consecutive week as geopolitical tensions and global uncertainties kept investors cautious.

Indian markets ended in the red as heavy selling in technology stocks weighed on benchmark indices.

Indian markets ended higher on gains in IT, metal and consumer durable stocks, while investors monitored India-US trade talks.

Sensex fell 508 points and Nifty closed below 23,400 as FMCG, PSU banking, auto and realty stocks led a broad market decline.

Sensex and Nifty ended the week lower as heavy FII outflows, monsoon concerns and global uncertainty weighed on investor sentiment.

Sensex ended 1,092 points lower and Nifty lost 359 points after heavy late-session selling amid uncertainty over potential US-Iran developments.

Sensex and Nifty closed lower as weakness in banking and financial stocks kept investor sentiment cautious.

Sensex and Nifty rallied over 1 per cent in early trade as falling crude oil prices and improving investor sentiment boosted Indian equity markets.

Indian stock markets ended the week higher as easing crude oil prices and reports of indirect US-Iran talks improved investor sentiment. IT stocks led gains while investors tracked RBI policy and global inflation trends.

Indian stock markets ended marginally lower as cautious sentiment over West Asia tensions persisted, while realty and cement stocks outperformed during the session.