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Stock Market

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.

Indian equity markets recorded their steepest weekly fall in six months, extending losses for a sixth session as concerns grew over the H-1B visa fee hike and US pharma tariffs.

Persistent selling in IT stocks, coupled with foreign institutional investor (FII) outflows and profit booking, dragged the indices down.

Indian equity benchmarks opened slightly lower, with ongoing volatility and uneven signals from overseas markets dampening investor mood.

Indian equity benchmarks opened in the red on Wednesday, reflecting cautious global trends, with selling pressure seen across most sectors barring PSU banks.

The stock market extended gains for the third consecutive session on Thursday, driven by strong buying in IT stocks after the US Federal Reserve announced a rate cut.