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Indian stock markets traded sharply higher as improving global sentiment, easing West Asia tensions and strong buying in realty and mid-cap stocks boosted investor confidence.

Indian stock markets opened sharply lower as weak global cues, rising bond yields and geopolitical tensions triggered broad-based selling across sectors.

Indian equity markets traded higher after President Trump signalled a possible nuclear deal with Iran, boosting investor sentiment and lifting IT stocks.

Indian equity markets traded largely flat in early trade as rising crude oil prices, fuel price hikes and mixed global cues kept investors cautious during ongoing Q4 earnings announcements.

Sensex opened over 450 points higher while Nifty traded near 23,600 as pharma, banking, FMCG stocks supported market gains.

Sensex opens above 77,000 and Nifty nears 24,000 on strong global cues, even as oil prices rise and geopolitical concerns persist.

Indian equity markets extended their upward trend for a fourth consecutive session, with the Sensex advancing over 500 points.

Sensex and Nifty turn negative after early gains as Iran tensions and rising oil prices hit sentiment; investors await RBI policy decision.

Indian equity markets closed higher on Wednesday, as the Sensex and Nifty halted a two-session decline, backed by widespread buying.

Stock markets declined sharply, with the BSE Sensex & Nifty 50 falling over 1% as rising tensions in West Asia dampened investor sentiment.