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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.

Indian benchmarks rally; metals and PSU banks lead gains while investors show broad-based buying amid global and domestic cues.

Indian equity indices opened lower, with IT under pressure; global cues and geopolitical tensions weigh on investor sentiment.

Indian benchmark indices tumble sharply as geopolitical strains and surging crude prices dampen sentiment across equity markets.

Benchmark indices opened marginally higher on Thursday, extending gains amid ongoing discussions at the India AI Impact Summit 2026.

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

Benchmark indices slipped in early trade amid Nifty weekly expiry volatility, with metal stocks leading losses despite continued DII support.

Benchmark indices rally sharply on banking support; RBI policy changes weigh on capital market stocks amid cautious currency trade.