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Indian equity benchmarks opened almost flat on Monday, with technology stocks under pressure amid AI-led concerns and subdued earnings.

Markets ended deep in the red as AI-led outsourcing concerns unsettled investors, pulling the Sensex down over 1,000 points and extending losses for a second straight session.

Markets end Thursday in the red as sharp selling in IT heavyweights drags Sensex and Nifty lower, keeping near-term sentiment cautious.

Indian markets opened higher on foreign inflows and strong earnings, with the Nifty nearing the 26,000 resistance level on broad-based gains.

Markets opened higher on Tuesday as the Sensex crossed 84,200 and the Nifty traded near 25,920, supported by global cues and continued foreign inflows.

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

Indian equity markets opened higher as clarity on the India–US interim trade framework, stable macro conditions and easing global risks lifted sentiment. Sensex and Nifty 50 posted early gains.

Indian markets closed higher on Friday as the RBI raised its growth projection for FY27. Sensex gained 266 points and Nifty closed above 25,690, led by FMCG and consumer stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks open lower in early trade as investors await cues from the Reserve Bank of India Monetary Policy Committee on the repo rate with IT and pharma stocks leading losses, and global markets trading mixed.

Indian equities snapped a three-day rally as metal and IT stocks declined, with investors awaiting global cues and fund flow clarity.