Bharat Express

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

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 indices opened in the green on Monday with key stocks like Adani Ports, Asian Paints, & Tata Motors driving upward movement.

Domestic stock indices opened lower, influenced by mixed global trends, with early declines in the auto, metal, and real estate sectors.

India’s key stock indices jumped sharply on Tuesday morning, fueled by upbeat global signals that boosted investor confidence.

Indian stock market opened in the green on Tuesday, with key indices receiving a boost from major heavyweights.

Indian stock markets opened lower on Friday, following a global sell-off triggered by the reciprocal tariffs announced by US President Trump.

India’s passenger vehicle (PV) sales rose 2.6% year-on-year in FY25, impacted by a high base effect, slowing urban demand.

Indian stock markets opened on a positive note Thursday despite mixed global cues, though the auto sector showed early signs of weakness.