Bharat Express

Stock Market

The Indian stock markets kicked off Thursday’s session on a positive note, driven by buying interest in IT and public sector bank stocks.

On Wednesday, the Indian stock market opened on a negative note, with major declines led by Nestle and Infosys in early trading sessions.

On Tuesday, the stock market opened strong, with most sectoral indices showing positive momentum except for the auto and metal sectors.

The Indian stock market started the week positively, with the Sensex rising to 81,690.83 and the Nifty trading at 25,062.90.

The recent assembly elections have boosted optimism in the stock market, surprising analysts with the ruling party's strong performance.

Indian equity markets started the day on a bearish note on Friday, reflecting negative sentiment from the US stock exchanges.

The Indian stock market closed slightly higher on Thursday as investors awaited the Q2 results from Tata Consultancy Services (TCS).

Indian equity markets opened on a positive note on Thursday, buoyed by strong global cues from both US and Asian markets.

The Indian stock market faced a downturn on Wednesday, with frontline equity indices slipping into the red in the final hour of trading.

Indian equity indices showed a positive trend, buoyed by strong performances in shares of companies like UltraTech Cement, NTPC, and L&T.