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Indian stock markets recorded slight declines this week after touching fresh highs and posting gains for three straight weeks, as investors booked profits.

Indian stock markets started Friday’s session on a muted note as investors waited for the RBI to reveal its latest interest rate decision.

Indian equities opened weaker on Thursday as rupee worries and foreign outflows weighed on sentiment on Dalal Street.

The Indian equity market began Wednesday’s session on a subdued note, with both key benchmarks moving only marginally in early hours of trade.

Indian markets slipped slightly on Monday as traders turned cautious ahead of the RBI’s MPC meeting and booked profits in key stocks.

Sensex and Nifty hit record highs on strong 8.2% Q2 GDP data as the rally stays narrow, global cues remain mixed, oil prices rise, and FIIs sell while DIIs buy.

Indian markets posted a third straight week of modest gains, with the Nifty and Sensex edging higher on supportive global cues, even as broader indices slipped slightly.

Indian equity markets began Thursday’s session on a positive note, supported by firm global trends and strong buying in automobile stocks.

Trading opened flat on Tuesday, with Indian markets showing little movement as investors awaited stronger domestic signals while global trends remained mixed.

Indian stock markets ended Thursday’s session with steep losses, following a global sell-off sparked by the US Federal Reserve’s latest policy move.