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Indian markets ended in the red as heavy selling in technology stocks weighed on benchmark indices.

Indian stock markets ended marginally lower as cautious sentiment over West Asia tensions persisted, while realty and cement stocks outperformed during the session.

Sensex and Nifty ended lower as weakness in banking, financial and metal stocks erased early gains, while the rupee hit a fresh low against the US dollar.

Indian rupee breaches 95 against the US dollar as rising crude oil prices and geopolitical tensions pressure the currency and markets.

Rising crude, a weaker rupee, and Middle East tensions weigh on Dalal Street, with markets ending the week lower.

Indian markets open weak and extend losses for fifth week as crude prices surge and foreign outflows pressure sentiment.

Indian benchmark indices advance despite IT weakness, supported by banking, metal and FMCG stocks during AI Summit.

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

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

Indian markets ended higher for a second day, with the Sensex up 485 points and the Nifty above 25,800 on trade optimism.