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Markets closed higher as Nifty gained 0.18% and Sensex 0.19%, boosted by GDP growth optimism, rupee recovery, and strong IT, FMCG, and Pharma stocks.

Indian Stock market today opens in red for 3 consecutive days, Nifty 50 down by 0.02% and Sensex is down by 0.14%, as global markets gave out mix signals due to recent rate cut data.

Nifty and Sensex closed lower as the rupee hit 90, FIIs exited, PSU banks tumbled, and IT stocks rallied. Key IPOs opened, and sector trends shifted fast.

Stock market today opens in red with Nifty 50 down by 0.10% and Sensex by 0.01%, major reason being the FII exit from Gift Nifty. While asian markets traded in green due to bulk bitcoin selloff.

Nifty and Sensex ended sharply lower as weak industrial data, FII outflows and a record-low rupee dragged markets. Full sector and stock action inside.

Nifty 50 and Sensex today opens in red breaking the bull streak, both down by 0.34% and 0.37% respectively, As US market and Gift Nifty gave weak signals due to FII selling.

Markets opened December in the red as weak PMI, RBI policy caution, and a record-low rupee dragged sentiment. See index moves, sector trends, top movers & highlights.

Stock Market today opens in green with Nifty 50 up by 0.47% and Sensex up by 0.42%, While Asian and US markets gave mixed signals awaiting the confirmation on rate cut data by Fed.

Nifty and Sensex closed slightly lower as GDP caution, FII exits, and a weak rupee dragged markets. See sector moves, top gainers, losers & key highlights.

Stock market today on 29th November opens in green Nifty 50 and Sensex show similar 0.08% gains, as US markets see positive sentiments due to comming holidays season.

Nifty rose 0.04% and Sensex gained 0.13% on 27 Nov, led by banking strength, positive global cues, and steady institutional inflows.

On 27th November 2025 Stock market opens slightly higher with Nifty 50 seeing 0.21% upside while Sensex is up by 0.16% reson being the interest rate cuts by Fed promoting positive sentiments in global markets.

Stock Market today closes in Green Nifty 50 rise by 1.24% and Sensex is up by 1.21% after positive gain led sentiments in Asian markets.

Markets open lower even as global indices surge. Key sector cues, stock moves, currency trends, and Fed rate-cut signals shaping today’s trade.

Stock market today closes in red with Nifty 50 falling 0.29% and Sensex by 0.37%, this is amid the FII's withdrawing funds from Indian equity markets to invest in stronger markets.

The dollar index traded lower amid expectations of a December rate cut, which will limit its upward movement against major currencies.

The Indian stock market closed in red due to the Indian rupee slipping to an all time low compared to Dollar. Nifty 50 closed down by 0.43% while Sensex fell by 0.39%.

Indian markets opened in green today as global cues boosted the sentiment. Key data, sector updates, stocks in focus, and FII-DII trends needs to be watched today.

Closing Bell on 21 November 2025, Nifty 50 closes at 0.47% and Sensex is down by 0.47% too as Asian market are downamid fear of AI bubble news.

Indian markets slipped as global tech stocks fell after Nvidia’s drop. See key global cues, sector trends, and stocks that could move today.

Nifty and Sensex closed higher on Nov 20 as positive global cues, Nvidia earnings, and FII buying boosted market sentiment, with major stocks rallying.

Oil & Gas, Telecom and Infrastructure sectors were the ones to watch out for. FII and DII data showed a positive momentum on 19th November with both of them emerging as buyers.

Stock Market today on 19th November closes in green Nifty 50 today closes with 0.55% upside while Sensex is up by 0.61%.

Indian markets open mixed as Nifty edges up and Sensex slips. Global cues, FII flows, sector updates, and key data releases set the tone for the day.

On Tuesday, Indian stock markets ended the day in the red, with the Nifty 50 closing at 25,910.05, down by 0.40% and Sensex ending at 84,673.02, down by 0.33%.

Stock market today opens in green, Nifty 50 today is up by 0.03%, While Sensex opens slightly higher by 0.11%, this marks the second day of bulish movement after Bihar elections.

Markets closed higher as Nifty and Sensex gained on strong H2 earnings outlook and optimism around the India-U.S. trade deal, with banking stocks leading.

On 14th November, outflows were ₹3,493.25 crore, with DIIs remaining net buyers amid political stability in India, while FIIs stood as net sellers and shifted funds to safe-haven assets amid global uncertainty.

Markets ended the week in green as Nifty and Sensex gained amid political stability, sector rotations, and stock-specific action driving investor interest.

Stock Market on 14th Nov opens in green, Nifty 50 and Sensex today breaks it's bull streak reason being the the exit of investors from asian market to book profit.

Nifty 50 today closes in green with 0.01% upside from previous day closing, adittionally Sensex today also sees 0.01% upside maintaining the positive market streak.

Markets opened higher amid global optimism. DIIs turned buyers, while FIIs sold after CPI dropped. Stocks like Lupin, Vedanta, NTPC in focus.

Stock Market on 12th november continue expiencing the bull run, Nifty 50 up by 0.70% and sensex up by 0.71% from previous day's closing.

Indian markets open higher tracking global cues as U.S. edges closer to ending its 42-day shutdown; eyes on CPI, OPEC, and global energy updates.

Indian markets extended their rally on Tuesday, with Nifty 50 closing at 25,694.95 and Sensex up 0.40%, driven by IT and telecom gains. Optimism grew as UBS projected India to become the 3rd-largest economy by 2028 and hopes for an India-US trade deal lifted investor sentiment.

Market Today on 11 November 2025, Nifty 50 opens at 0.17% high, while sensex also experience similar 0.16% upside. Reson being US Market perferming well after the news of congress lifting up the geverment shutdown.

Market closed in green on 10th november with Nifty 50 up by 0.32% and Sensex by 0.38, Lenskart got listed and Groww IPO allotment announced.

Indian markets opened the week on a mixed note, with Nifty 50 inching up 0.04% and Sensex slipping 0.02%. Positive global cues lifted sentiment as Asian markets rallied and the U.S. government inched closer to reopening, while FIIs and DIIs turned net buyers boosting market optimism.

Markets ended marginally lower on Friday, dragged by IT and telecom stocks amid weak global cues and FII outflows. Auto and banking indices provided support, with strong gains in L&T Finance, LIC, and Vodafone Idea. Festive season auto sales surged 21% YoY, boosting sentiment in autos.

Today, Japan will release its Household Spending data. China will be releasing its balance of trade data.

Markets closed in red on Thursday, dragged by weak services PMI data and continued FII outflows. Nifty and Sensex slipped amid pressure in metals and media stocks, while Asian Paints and Britannia gained after positive earnings. Auto and IT sectors offered some resilience.

Indian markets opened flat on Thursday, with Nifty and Sensex showing limited movement amid mixed global cues. Asian stocks rose on strong AI-driven earnings, while U.S. markets traded cautiously after Donald Trump’s tariff remarks and valuation concerns in major tech stocks.

Cautious investor sentiment over the Fed’s next move on rates and lack of clarity on the US - India trade deal were one of the reasons for Indian stock markets closing in red.

Market Opening bell 4th November 2025, Nifty 50 is slips by 0.07 after closing in green yesterday, whole sensex is up by 0.03%.

Market closed in green nifty 50 up By 0.16% while Sensex grows by 0.05%, Nifty auto, Nifty Pharma ans Nifty Oil and Gas traded in green while Nifty IT slows down.

Indian markets started the week lower, with NIFTY 50 and Sensex slipping amid mixed global cues. Asian markets traded higher after strong earnings from Meta, Google, and Microsoft. Crude rose on OPEC+ output pause, while gold eased as China ended its tax rebate.

The bearish sentiments were dominant as the Indian stock market traded in red today on 31st Oct 2025. The negative sentiment is mainly due to global uncertainties.

Indian markets opened lower on Friday as global cues turned mixed and FIIs pulled funds amid profit booking. Despite upbeat earnings from Amazon and Apple lifting Asian peers, investor sentiment stayed cautious after the U.S.-China trade truce and weakness in the rupee.

Indian markets slipped into the red on Thursday as global cues turned cautious after the Fed hinted at no more rate cuts this year. Banking, IT, and pharma sectors dragged indices lower, while Adani Energy and Oil India stocks outperformed amid high trading volumes and strong brokerage upgrades.

The Indian markets opened in red today. The US markets traded mixed, with gains in tech stocks and uncertainty over further rate cuts.

Dalal Street ended in green with the Nifty up 0.45% and Sensex up 0.44%, driven by gains in metals, oil & gas, and FMCG stocks. Market sentiment improved after Donald Trump expressed confidence in a U.S.-India trade deal and investors bet on potential Fed rate cuts.

The Hang Seng slipped as investors stayed cautious over the meeting between President Xi Jinping and U.S President Donald Trump.

The FIIs withdrew their investments from the market. The stocks of PSU banks such as Indian Bank, Union Bank and PNB rose by more than 1% after reports from RBI to allow 49% FDI in PSU bank.

Indian markets opened slightly lower on October 28 as weak Asian cues, DII outflows, and global trade uncertainty weighed on sentiment. IT, oil & gas, and export-driven stocks stayed in focus ahead of key U.S. tech earnings and India’s industrial output data.

Markets rebounded today, driven by strong institutional inflows, upbeat PMI data, and global optimism. Oil & gas, PSU banks, and metal stocks led the rally, while FMCG and pharma saw mild pressure as investors booked profits.

On October 27, China will be releasing its Industrial Profits data with US set to release its Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index.

FII selling after Diwali, weaker than expected corporate earnings and weaker flash composite PMI data were the highlights.

Asian & European markets traded higher as easing U.S.-China tensions and strong corporate earnings boosted sentiment. Energy and export-linked sectors gained, while investors tracked U.S. sanctions on Russian oil firms and awaited India’s PMI data for market direction.

Markets edged higher today as Nifty and Sensex ended in the green, supported by strong IT and FMCG stocks. Optimism over a possible U.S.-India trade deal and festive demand boosted investor sentiment.

Japan’s trade deficit was recorded at JPY 234.6 billion for September 2025 while UK’s annual inflation rate remained steady at 3.8% in September 2025.

Stock market today closes in green before muhurat trading session with HDFC Bank's share price rising by 1.74% to hit a 52-week high.

The Asian markets traded in green, driven by earnings optimism, and investors are awaiting key economic data from China.

Strong buying from foreign and domestic investors provided liquidity and support to the market.

Indian markets opened lower on October 17, tracking weak global cues and concerns in the U.S. credit sector. However, strong domestic inflows kept sentiment stable.

Indian markets ended higher today with both Nifty 50 and Sensex gaining over 1%, led by strong buying in banking, FMCG, and auto stocks ahead of the festive season.

Things to watch out for today - UK's key industrial data, Japan's tertiary index data and US' PPI and retail sales data.

The Indian markets are optimistic about further rate cuts by the Fed while on the other end, weaker retail inflation raised the expectations of RBI policy easing.

Indian markets opened on a positive note, tracking gains in Asian peers after Fed Chair Powell’s dovish comments. DII inflows and festive optimism ahead of Diwali 2025 are expected to support sentiment across key sectors like IT, FMCG, and consumer electronics.

The U.S. imposed 100% tariffs on Chinese goods, which had a significant impact on global markets.

Indian markets opened on a positive note as easing inflation and festive optimism lifted sentiment. Global markets exhibited mixed trends amid U.S.-China trade tensions, while precious metals gained ahead of the 2025 Diwali celebrations.

Indian markets ended lower today as Nifty and Sensex slipped amid weak global cues and renewed U.S.–China tariff tensions. IT and FMCG sectors dragged the indices, while banking stocks offered some support.

The U.S. markets traded mixed, reflecting caution among investors regarding economic growth and trade wars, but remained positive on technology-driven stocks.

The optimism was driven by renewed FII inflows and easing geopolitical tensions, which boosted investors' confidence.

Global cues kept Indian markets cautious in pre-open trade on Oct 10, with Nifty and Sensex slipping slightly, while GIFT Nifty hinted at optimism ahead of earnings.

Cooling geopolitical tensions and upbeat Q2 earnings outlook lifted IT, pharma, and metals, helping Sensex and Nifty end the day on a positive note.

The U.S. markets traded lower, reflecting caution among investors ahead of key inflation data and profit booking after recent gains.

Global weakness and sectoral profit booking weighed on Dalal Street, pulling indices into the red despite early gains.

On 7th October, the net inflows were ₹1,893.23 crores. FIIs and DIIs were both net buyers, indicating a positive sentiment towards the Indian markets.

Nifty and Sensex closed higher as energy, auto, and pharma stocks led the market rally, while Vodafone Idea surged 8.4% on strong gains.

On 7th Oct 2025, Indian markets opened positive with Nifty at 25,085 (+0.03%) & Sensex at 81,883 (+0.11%). Global cues were mixed as Asian markets gained on earnings optimism, while U.S. & European indices slipped on weak data & profit booking.

Positive cues in global markets, such as the European and U.S. Markets, are boosting investors' confidence.

Indian markets opened slightly higher on Oct 6, 2025, tracking positive global cues, firm commodities, and strength in banking and IT stocks.

RBI’s recent monetary policy to keep repo rate unchanged and upward revision of GDP growth outlook to 6.8% for FY2026.

Dalal Street opened lower on Oct 3, 2025, with mixed Asian cues, strong U.S. earnings, and commodity swings setting a cautious tone for investors.

RBI’s dovish stance and softer inflation sparked a broad rebound, snapping an eight-day slide as financials and banks led the recovery.

According to the U.S. JOLTS data for August 2025, job openings remain steady at 7.2 million. This suggests that companies aren’t hiring aggressively.

Despite Bank Nifty gains, FII selling and RBI uncertainty pressured benchmarks, leaving Nifty down at 24,611.10.

Global markets set a cautious yet positive tone as Indian equities opened higher on Sept 30, with gains in Nifty and Sensex reflecting optimism ahead of key economic data and RBI policy cues.

Market closed marginally lower, Nifty 24,634.90, Sensex 80,364.94 but energy/oil & gas gains and DIIs’ buying lent recovery momentum ahead of the RBI policy.

On September 29, India will be reporting Industrial Production Data and Manufacturing Production data for August 2025.

Heavy FII outflows, rising global risks, and negative cues from global markets added pressure on the Indian market.

The US will release its Core Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) data, which could influence expectations regarding future interest rate movements.

Negative close: Nifty at 24,890.85 (-0.66%), Sensex at 81,159.68 (-0.68%) as foreign outflows, credit worries and H-1B fee fears weigh.

Indian markets opened on a weak note as Nifty slipped to 25,034.50 and Sensex to 81,574.31, tracking mixed global cues, sector-specific weakness, and persistent FII outflows.

The global market showed negative cues, contributing to negative sentiments among the investors.

S&P expects India’s GDP growth to be at 6.5% supported by strong domestic demand amid a benign monsoon, GST rate cuts, and an increase in government investment.

Markets ended slightly lower amid IT and FMCG drag, while banking and auto stocks lent resilience.