Bharat Express

SENSEX

Indian benchmark indices traded almost flat on Tuesday morning, tracking gains in Asia, after Donald Trump took over as the 47th US President and did not immediately impose trade tariffs as widely expected.

Indian benchmark indices opened higher on Monday, taking positive cues from their Asian peers, as traders geared up for Donald Trump's inauguration as the 47th US President.

The Indian stock market opened lower on Friday amid weak global cues as selling was seen in the IT and private bank sectors.

India’s benchmark indices ended Thursday on a positive note, buoyed by strong performances in the banking and midcap segments.

The Indian stock market opened higher on Thursday amid positive global cues, including hope of an end to the conflict in Gaza.

India's benchmark indices ended the day on a positive note, with the market buoyed by strong gains, especially in the realty sector, which rose by 1.39%.

On Friday, the Indian stock market opened on a steady note, buoyed by strong Q3 results from Tata Consultancy Services (TCS).

India's equity markets ended in the red on Thursday, with benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty declining ahead of the Q3 FY25 results.

By 9:28 am, the Sensex stood at 78,014.77, down by 184.34 points, or 0.24%. Meanwhile, the Nifty was trading at 23,662.2, a drop of 45.70 points, or 0.19%.

India's domestic stock market closed positively on Tuesday, driven by favorable global cues and eased concerns over HMPV.