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Stock Market

The Sensex & Nifty opened in the green on Wednesday, buoyed by positive global cues, improving India–US trade relations.

Indian markets recovered after a three-day decline, driven by gains in IT and auto stocks, amid optimism over the US government shutdown resolution.

The Sensex & Nifty opened with significant losses on Friday, tracking global market weakness and foreign institutional investor (FII) selling.

The Sensex slipped 150.68 points to 84,628.16, and the Nifty fell 29.85 points to 25,936.20.

Indian equity markets began Thursday’s session on a positive footing, despite mixed global cues that kept investors cautious.

Indian markets closed marginally higher in the special Muhurat trading session, marking the start of Vikram Samvat 2082 and the new trading year.

In a rare move, India’s stock exchanges have changed the schedule for the symbolic Diwali Muhurat Trading session.

Indian stock markets opened lower on Monday, following a global downturn as US President Donald Trump warned of stricter tariffs on China.

Sensex climbs 136 points and Nifty ends above 25,100 as banking and realty stocks lift markets for the fourth straight session.

Indian markets rose on Friday, with Sensex and Nifty gaining on strong buying in banking, metals, and consumer durables.