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Indian equity markets end the week on a positive note, led by Nifty’s rebound after the US Fed rate cut, amid hopes of renewed FII inflows and domestic liquidity support.

Indian markets opened higher on Friday, buoyed by global cues and renewed optimism over a possible India–US trade agreement.

Indian markets rebounded sharply as the Fed’s rate cut lifted sentiment, driving gains across metals, autos, pharma, consumer durables and broader indices.

The Indian market opened on a volatile note on Thursday as Sensex and Nifty reacted to the US Federal Reserve’s 25-basis-point rate cut. IT and PSU Bank stocks led gains, while the FMCG sector weighed on broader indices.

Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty opened in the green on Wednesday, driven by investor optimism over a potential US Federal Reserve rate cut, despite mixed global cues and concerns over US-India trade tensions.

The Sensex and Nifty closed in the red on Tuesday after investors booked profits following a recent market rally.

Indian stock markets opened lower on Dec 9 as profit booking and global trade concerns, including possible US tariffs on Indian rice, weighed on investor sentiment.

Indian markets tumbled as investors turned cautious ahead of the US Fed policy decision, triggering broad-based selling and heightened volatility.

Indian stock markets opened lower on Monday, with Sensex and Nifty witnessing minor declines amid muted domestic cues. Heavyweight losses weighed on benchmarks while IT and auto stocks offered limited support.

Mutual fund equity investments more than doubled to ₹43,465 crore in November, driven by strong SIP-led retail inflows, improved market sentiment and rising IPO activity.