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Indian stock markets ended sharply lower as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East rattled investors and triggered broad-based selling.

Sensex rises 246 points and Nifty gains in early trade, tracking Asian market strength despite Middle East tensions and rising crude oil prices.

Indian stock markets remained closed for Holi. In the previous session, Sensex fell 1,048 points and Nifty declined 312 points amid West Asia tensions and rising oil prices.

Indian benchmarks opened sharply lower as global markets reacted to rising uncertainty linked to the US, Israel and Iran conflict.

Indian markets open lower despite strong IT stocks. Sensex falls 346 points, Nifty slips amid oil volatility, global tech weakness and Middle East concerns.

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

The Sensex and Nifty closed marginally up on Wednesday, with buying in IT and metal stocks offsetting losses from major heavyweight stocks.

Indian benchmark indices opened lower on Tuesday, mirroring a sharp overnight decline in US markets triggered by AI-driven disruptions and tariff uncertainty.

The decline followed the revelation of a 590 Cr fraud at the IDFC Chandigarh branch, triggering investor panic and erasing ₹14,438 crore from the bank’s market capitalisation in a single day.

Indian benchmark indices surged in early trade on Monday after the US Supreme Court struck down former President Donald Trump’s tariffs, lifting global sentiment.