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Benchmark equity indices opened higher, lifted by strong global cues and broad-based buying in key sectors such as PSU banks, auto, and IT.

Indian equity benchmarks opened higher, driven by selective buying in auto, PSU banks, and financial services, despite mixed global signals.

Indian stock markets opened lower on Friday, following a global sell-off triggered by the reciprocal tariffs announced by US President Trump.

Indian stock market opened flat on March 19 with mixed global cues, while FIIs began buying. PSU banks & metal sectors showed early gains.

Indian stock market opened higher with the Sensex climbing 358.34 points to trade at 73,348.27, while the Nifty added 106.40 points.

The Indian benchmark indices opened lower on Monday, with mixed global cues and selling pressure in auto, IT, and PSU bank sectors. The Sensex and Nifty both declined as investors remained cautious about upcoming reciprocal trade tariffs announced by the US government.

Sensex traded at 78,573.16, up by 65.75 points or 0.08%, while Nifty stood at 23,766.05, gaining 23.15 points or 0.10% At 9:31 am.

At 9:35 am, the Sensex was trading at 78,054.12, down 84.89 points or 0.11%. The Nifty stood at 23,617.55, declining by 27.25 points or 0.12%.

Indian stock market maintained a positive outlook throughout the week, buoyed by a recovery in core sector output for October.

Stock markets opened flat, with gains in IT, PSU banks, financial services, and pharma sectors, though broader sentiment remained cautious.