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SENSEX

Indian stock indices, Sensex & Nifty, opened lower as stocks like Infosys & Zomato saw losses, with key sectors also facing declines.

Investors gained over ₹16 lakh crore on Monday as a ceasefire with Pakistan boosted markets to a four-year high.

The Indian stock market will respond to a mix of domestic and global triggers in the upcoming week, with investor sentiment.

Indian stock markets closed the week sharply lower due to rising geopolitical tensions between India & Pakistan.

Markets opened in the red on Friday, reflecting investor caution as India-Pakistan border tensions escalated.

Indian stock markets ended Thursday in negative territory, as renewed tensions between India and Pakistan unsettled investor confidence.

Indian Market opened flat on May 8, with Sensex up 25 points & Nifty down 3 points, amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Indian stock markets closed in the green on Wednesday, with the Sensex rising 105 points to 80,746, up 0.13%.

Indian equity markets rebounded on Wednesday morning after initial losses, coinciding with the Indian Army’s execution of ‘Operation Sindoor’.

Indian equity markets opened flat on Tuesday, weighed down by cautious global sentiment and ongoing geopolitical tensions.