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The Indian stock market closed lower on Friday, with benchmark indices falling sharply amid broad-based selling pressure.

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

Indian markets closed on a strong note, led by gains in banking, auto, and healthcare, following global cues from the US-Japan trade deal.

Indian stock market opens in green as Sensex and Nifty rise, led by gains in auto stocks; midcaps, smallcaps face pressure.

Indian equity markets closed lower as selling pressure in IT and banking stocks weighed on investor sentiment during the Q1 earnings season.

Indian equity indices Sensex and Nifty opened lower on Wednesday, influenced by mixed signals from global markets.

Sensex and Nifty opened higher on July 15, driven by positive domestic cues such as easing inflation from Asian markets.

Indian stock markets began Thursday’s trading session on a muted note, tracking mixed signals from global markets.

The Indian stock market opened lower on July 9 due to mixed global signals, with notable declines in IT, PSU bank, and financial sectors.

On Tuesday morning, India’s stock markets showed modest gains, driven by optimism around a potential India-US trade agreement.