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In Asian markets, Indonesia, and Hong Kong closed in positive territory, while Singapore, Malaysia, Tokyo, Taiwan, South Korea, and Shanghai ended in negative territory

In Asian markets, Singapore, Indonesia, and Hong Kong were trading in positive territory, while Malaysia, Tokyo, Thailand, Taiwan, South Korea, and Shanghai were trading in negative territory

In Asian markets, Malaysia, and Shanghai closed in positive territory, while Tokyo, Thailand, Taiwan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Indonesia, and Singapore ended in negative territory

In Asian markets, Malaysia was trading in positive territory, while Tokyo, Thailand, Taiwan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Shanghai, and Singapore were trading in negative territory

Indian benchmark indices closed higher for the third consecutive day on Tuesday, with notable contributions from the real estate, FMCG, and IT sectors.

On Tuesday, Indian benchmark indices opened strongly, fueled by optimism ahead of next week’s Union Budget.

The Indian stock market remained bullish on Monday, supported by positive Union Budget expectations, strong FII inflows, and encouraging IT results.

Indian indices surge at the start of the week, fueled by strong IT quarterly results and active foreign institutional investor (FII) participation.

Indian equity benchmarks soared to record highs on Friday, with the Sensex reaching 80,893 and the Nifty hitting 24,592, driven by strong buying in IT stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks kicked off trading on a positive note this Friday, buoyed by favorable international cues.