Bharat Express

SENSEX

Indian equity markets reached unprecedented levels on Thursday, driven by a surge of positive global developments.

Indian equity markets opened positively on Wednesday, driven by Asian markets, with the Sensex up 82 points and the Nifty gaining 30 points.

Indian equity markets started the day on a steady note, reflecting a cautious sentiment influenced by mixed signals from global markets.

India's equity markets saw a mixed performance Monday, with indices hitting morning highs before closing nearly flat.

Indian equity markets reached new record highs on Monday, propelled by a surge in positive global sentiment.

The Indian stock market experienced a remarkable rally during the Budget week, marking its eighth straight week of gains.

Nifty reached an all-time high of 24,861, while the Sensex closed near its record high, surging 1,292 points or 1.62% to 81,332.

Indian equity indices surged on Friday, with the Sensex up 329 points at 80,373 and the Nifty rising 118 points to 24,524 by 9:43 AM.

India's major stock indices experienced a bearish start, with heavyweight stocks such as HUL and Bajaj Finance among the top decliners.

In Asian markets, Taiwan, South Korea, and Malaysia closed in positive territory, while Tokyo, Thailand, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Shanghai ended in negative territory