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On Wednesday, the Indian share market opened the day trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 22,899.00, up by 2.54%, and the SENSEX at 73,762.43, up by 2.52%.

On Monday, the Indian equities market ended the day in negative territory with the Nifty 50 opening at 22,549.65, reaching a high of 22,714.10, and closing at 22,331.40, down by 2.14%. Similarly, the BSE Sensex opened at 72,565.22, reached a high of 73,165.32, and ended at 71,947.55, down by 2.22%.

On Monday, the Indian equities market opened the day trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 22,549.65, down by 1.18%, and the SENSEX at 72,565.22, down by 1.38%.

On Friday, Dalal Street ended the week in the red territory with the Nifty 50 opening at 23,173.55, reaching a high of 23,186.10, and closing at 22,819.60, down by 2.09%.

On Friday, Dalal Street opened the day trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,173.55, down by 0.57%, and the SENSEX at 74,883.79, down by 0.52%.

On Wednesday, the Indian bourses market closed the day in positive territory with the Nifty 50 opening at 23,064.40, reaching a high of 23,465.35, and closing at 23,306.45, up by 1.72%.

On Wednesday, the Indian bourses opened the day trading higher in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,064.40, up by 0.66%, and the SENSEX at 74,652.01, up by 0.79%.

Market rebounds! Nifty jumps 1.78% and Sensex 1.89%, see top movers, sector trends, and what drove today’s rally.

On Tuesday, the Indian stock market opened the day trading higher in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 22,878.45, up by 1.62%, and the SENSEX at 74,212.47, up by 2.09%.

On Monday, the Indian equity market closed the day in negative territory with the Nifty 50 opening at 22,824.35, reaching a high of 22,851.70, and closing at 22,512.65, down 2.60%. Similarly, the BSE Sensex opened at 73,732.58, reached a high of 73,732.58, and ended at 72,696.39, down by 2.46%.

On Monday, the Indian share market opened the day trading in the red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 22,824.35, down by 1.26%, and the SENSEX at 73,732.58, down by 1.07%.

The Indian share market traded in the green due to the short recovery after yesterday's massive sell-off, decline in crude oil prices and hopes of de-escalation in Middle East tensions.

On Friday, the Indian equities market opened the day trading in the green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,110.15, up 0.47%, and the SENSEX at 74,559.38, up by 0.47%.

Why did markets crash today? Nifty and Sensex fell 3.26% as global selloff hit Indian equities hard.

On Thursday, the Dalal Street opened the day trading in the red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,197.75, down 2.44%, and the SENSEX at 74,750.92, down by 2.55%.

Markets rise as Nifty and Sensex gain on global cues, falling crude prices, and strong buying in IT and banking stocks.

On Wednesday, the Indian bourses opened the day trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,632.90, up 0.22%, and the SENSEX at 76,367.55, up 0.39%.

Markets extend gains as Nifty and Sensex rise on global strength, value buying, and easing volatility across sectors.

On Tuesday, the Indian share market opened the day trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,493.20, up 0.36%, and the SENSEX at 75,826.68, up 0.43%.

Nifty and Sensex rebound after recent fall, led by banking and auto stocks amid positive Asian market cues.

On Monday, the Indian equity market opened the week trading lower in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,116.10, down 0.15%, and the SENSEX at 74,415.79, down 0.20%.

Nifty and Sensex close sharply lower as rising crude oil prices, global weakness, and geopolitical tensions weigh on markets.

On Friday, the Indian stock market opened trading lower in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,462.50, down 0.75%, and the SENSEX at 75,444.22, down 0.78%.

On Thursday, the Indian share market closed in red with the Nifty 50 opening at 23,674.85, reaching a high of 23,833.15, and closing at 23,639.15, down 0.95%. Similarly, the BSE Sensex opened at 76,369.65, reached a high of 76,681.71, and ended at 76,034.42, down by 1.08%.

On Thursday, Indian equity markets opened trading lower in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,674.85, down 0.80%, and the SENSEX at 76,369.65, down 0.64%.

Nifty and Sensex tumble on March 11 as rising crude oil prices, geopolitical tensions, and FII outflows trigger broad market selling.

Nifty slips at open on March 11 while Sensex holds steady as investors track global cues, oil price moves, and FII outflows.

Nifty 50 closes higher on March 10 as easing crude prices, falling VIX, and strong Asian cues lift Indian markets.

On Tuesday, the Indian equity market opened trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 24,280.80, up 1.05%, and the SENSEX at 78,375.73, up 1.04%.

On Monday, the Indian equity market closed in the red amid geopolitical tensions, with the Nifty 50 opening at 23,868.05, reaching a high of 24,078.15, and closing at 24,028.05. Similarly, the BSE Sensex opened at 77,056.75, reached a high of 77,711.35, and ended at 77,566.16

On Monday, the Indian bourses opened trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,868.05, down 2.38%, and the SENSEX at 77,053.34, down 2.36%.

Nifty 50 fell 1.27% and Sensex dropped 1.37% on 6 March as banking and auto stocks declined amid rising volatility.

On Friday, the Indian equity market opened trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 24,656.40, down 0.44%, and the SENSEX at 79,658.99, down 0.45%.

Nifty 50 and Sensex ended higher on March 5 as auto, defence and energy stocks led gains amid improved global sentiment.

On Thursday, Dalal Street opened the trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 24,615.95, up 0.55%, and the SENSEX at 79,530.48, up 0.52%.

Nifty 50 and Sensex end lower as crude surge, FII outflows and global tensions drag markets down.

Nifty 50 and Sensex drop at open as global sell-off deepens on rising U.S-Iran tensions and crude surge.

On Monday, with tension between the US and Iran, the Indian bourses closed trading lower, with Nifty 50 opening at 24,659.25, reaching a high of 24,989.35, and closing at 24,865.70, down by 1.24%.

Nifty 50 and Sensex tumble at open as global war tensions, rising crude and weak global markets trigger selling.

Nifty drops 1.25% and Sensex slips 1.17% as banking, auto and pharma stocks drag markets amid global weakness.

Both Asian and U.S. markets traded mixed due to losses in tech stocks after a sharp decline in Nvidia stocks.

Nifty ends marginally higher as IT and pharma gain, while Sensex dips amid FMCG and realty pressure.

On Thursday, the Indian share market opened higher in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 25,556.30, up by 0.29%, and the SENSEX by 0.17% at 82,418.78.

Markets end higher as IT rebound lifts sentiment while auto and pharma stocks add strength.

On Wednesday, the Indian share market opened higher in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 25,512.60, up by 0.35%, and the SENSEX by 0.37% at 82,530.12.

Markets tumble as IT sell-off drags Nifty & Sensex lower amid AI fears and rising crude prices.

On Tuesday, the Indian bourses opened in the red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 25,641.80, down by 0.28%, and the SENSEX by 0.29% at 83,052.54.

Nifty 50 jumps 0.55% and Sensex 0.58% as strong rupee and lower crude lift market sentiment.

On Monday, the Indian stock market opened in the green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 25,678.40, up by 0.42%, and the SENSEX by 0.11% at 82,906.83.

Markets close higher as Nifty gains 0.46% and Sensex 0.38% amid value buying and global positive cues.

On Friday, the Indian stock market opened in the red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 25,406.55, down by 0.19%, and the SENSEX by 0.27% at 82,272.49.

Nifty 50 and Sensex fell over 1% on profit booking and rising volatility; banking and auto stocks led the decline.

On Thursday, the Indian stock market opened in the green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 25,873.35, up by 0.21%, and the SENSEX by 0.28% at 83,969.82.

On Wednesday, the Indian share market closed higher. Nifty 50 opened at 25,752.65, reaching a high of 25,828.05 and closing at 25,819.35, up by 0.37%. Similarly, the BSE Sensex opened at 83,553.59, reached a high of 83,770.05, and ended at 83,734.25, up by 0.34%.

On Wednesday, the Indian bourses opened in the green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 25,752.65, up by 0.11%, and the SENSEX by 0.12% at 83,553.59.

On Tuesday, the Indian market closed in the green. Nifty 50 opened at 25,637.95, reaching a high of 25,764.40 and closing at 25,725.40, up by 0.17%. Similarly, the BSE Sensex opened at 83,197.67, reached a high of 83,598.00 and ended at 83,450.96, up by 0.21%.

On Tuesday, the Indian share market opened in the red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 25,637.95, down by 0.17%, and the SENSEX by 0.10% at 83,197.67.

Markets rebound! Nifty gains 0.83%, Sensex up 0.79% led by banking, pharma and global positive cues.

On Monday, the Indian share market opened in the red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 25,423.60, down by 0.19%, and the SENSEX by 0.18% at 82,480.40.

Markets tumble as Nifty drops 1.30% and Sensex falls 1.25% amid IT selloff, AI fears, and rising volatility.

On Friday, Dalal Street opened in the red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 25,571.15, down by 0.91%, and the SENSEX by 0.92% at 82,902.73.

On Thursday, Dalal Street closed in red. Nifty 50 opened at 25,906.70, reaching a high of 25,906.70 and closing at 25,807.20, down by 0.57%. Similarly, the BSE Sensex opened at 83,968.43, reached a high of 84,061.62, and ended at 83,674.92, down by 0.66%.

On Thursday, the Indian bourses opened in the red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 25,906.70, down by 0.18%, and the SENSEX by 0.31% at 83,968.43.

Closing Bell Feb 11: Nifty ends flat, Sensex slips as IT drags and crude, rupee pressure weigh on sentiment.

On Wednesday, the Indian equity market opened on a positive note in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 25,997.45, up by 0.24%, and the SENSEX by 0.08% at 84,340.69.

Markets close higher as Nifty rises 0.26% and Sensex gains 0.25% on FII inflows and strong Asian market cues.

The Indian markets opened to a positive note today on 10th Feb 2026. The FIIs and DIIs too turned out to be the net buyers amid the positive investor sentiment.

Markets end higher as Nifty jumps 0.68% and Sensex gains 0.58% on US-India trade hopes and strong global cues.

On Monday, the Indian bourses opened on a positive note in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 25,888.70, up by 0.76%, and the SENSEX by 0.72% at 84,178.18.

On Friday, Nifty 50 opened at 25,605.80, reaching a high of 25,703.95 and closing at 25,693.70, up by 0.20%. Similarly, the BSE Sensex opened at 83,249.32, reached a high of 83,612.12, and ended at 83,580.40, up by 0.32%.

On Friday, the Indian markets opened on a negative note in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 25,605.80, down by 0.14%, and the SENSEX by 0.08% at 83,249.32.

Markets slip as Nifty and Sensex fall on profit booking, metal stock losses, and cautious sentiment ahead of RBI policy.

The Indian stock market opened in red in the early hours of 5th Feb 2026. The reasons were multiple, ranging from Asian markets, losses in tech stocks and more.

Markets edge higher as foreign inflows boost sentiment; IT stocks tumble while Oil & Gas, Auto lead gains.

Nifty 50 up by 0.20% and Sensex by 0.58% as Global markets send mixed signals, healthcare sector experiences growth after the tariff cut by US.

Markets staged a powerful rally as the India-US trade deal ignited buying across sectors. Nifty surged 2.55%, Sensex jumped 2.54%, with banks, IT, textiles, and exporters leading the charge.

Indian stock markets are up by a huge margin, with bulls lifting Nifty 50 by 4.86% and Sensex by 4.48% after India and the USA sign trade deal.

Stock Market closes in green, with Nifty 50 rising by 1.06% and Sensex by 1.17%. Crude oil prices declining may result in improving India's trade balance.

Indian stock market reacts to the budget 2026-27, Nifty 50 drops by 0.12%, and Sensex by 0.21% as global markets send mixed signals after 50% tariff imposition on Canadian aircraft imports.

Markets tumble on Budget Day as Nifty slips 1.96% and Sensex falls 1.88%. Key stocks, sectors, and triggers explained.

1st Feb 2026 is a special trading day added by exchanges due to the presentation of the Union Budget 2026-27 by the Honorable Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. Both Nifty 50 and Sensex today open in green.

Markets ended lower ahead of Budget 2026 as global weakness and FII selling dragged Nifty and Sensex into the red.

Indian Stock Markets traded with weak sentiment as Nifty 50 dropped by 0.67%, and Sensex also slipped by 0.75%. Impact of decline in tech stock and the decision of new FED chair is seen negatively on global markets.

Indian markets closed higher on Jan 29 as Nifty and Sensex gained on FII buying, strong global cues, and banking-led momentum.

Stock market today opens in green with Nifty 50 climbing up by 0.01% and Sensex by 0.32%, although global markets trade with positive sentiments Indian stock market trade flattish.

Markets end higher as Nifty 50 gains 0.66% and Sensex rises 0.60%, led by banking and oil & gas stocks on positive global cues.

Nifty 50 today opens in red, falling 0.33%, while Sensex grows by 0.04%. Global markets show signs of recovery as both the U.S. and asian markets trade in green.

Indian markets ended higher, with Nifty 50 up 0.51% and Sensex gaining 0.39%. Sentiment improved on positive macro cues, an India–EU FTA, and reports of a possible Union Bank–Bank of India merger. Global market strength further supported investor confidence.

After a market holiday on 26th Jan, the Indian stock market traded with a mixed intent while opening the Nifty 50 down by 0.06% and Sensex up by 0.04%. The U.S. market traded with a positive intent.

Stock market today closes in red with Nifty 50 down by 0.95% and Sensex by 0.94%, as foreign investors take exit from the indian markets after profit booking in the recent rally.

Stock market today opens in green as the global markets come out of tariff fear and geopolitical issues, Nifty 50 grows by 0.22%, and Sensex by 0.03%. The pharma sector might see growth as goverment reduces the review period for drug manufacturing applications.

Indian stock market trades in green with Nifty 50 growing 0.53% and BSE Sensex growing by 0.49%. Waaree Energies and Bank of India gained 9.21% and 5.68%, making their places in the top gainers.

Indian stock market sees upward movement, Nifty 50 up by 0.74%, while Sensex sees 0.67% growth.US and a few Asian markets also experience growth.

Markets closed lower as Nifty and Sensex slipped amid global cues, FII selling, weak rupee, and pressure on banking and IT stocks.

Nifty 50 trade 0.36% lower while Sensex loses 0.47% as global markets trade with fearful sentiment amid prevailing geopolitical issues and tariff threats.

Markets saw a sharp sell-off on Jan 20 as weak global cues, FII outflows, mixed Q3 earnings & a falling rupee dragged Nifty and Sensex lower.

Stock market today is down again, with Nifty 50 losing 0.02% and Sensex losing 0.05%. This is due to fearful signals from the asian markets as U.S. president sends tariff threats.