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On Friday, Dalal Street opened the day trading higher in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 at 23,478.95, up 0.27%, and the SENSEX at 74,629.94, up 0.36%.

Ceasefire signals, a potential FPI tax break, and India's biggest-ever drone order in the pipeline Nifty recovered from a gap-down to close barely positive on June 4.

On Thursday, the Indian bourses opened the day trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 at 23,282.45, down 0.53%, and the SENSEX at 73,935.83, down 0.55%.

AI disruption fears hit Dalal Street hard on June 3 Nifty IT crashed 5.57% and TCS fell 8.4% in one session. Here's what triggered the selloff and what moved markets.

On Wednesday, the Indian equity market opened the day trading in negative territory in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 at 23,415.95, down 0.29%, and the SENSEX at 74,507.73, down 0.19%.

AI optimism sent Nifty IT surging 4.23% on June 2, TCS jumped 6.5% and Infosys 5.7%. Nifty recovered strongly despite a gap-down open. Here's the full recap.

On Tuesday, the Indian share market opened lower in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 at 23,229.15, down 0.66%, and the SENSEX at 73,945.20, down 0.43%.

Trump's ceasefire approval is still pending and markets are running out of patience. Nifty dropped 0.70% on June 1 while IT bucked the trend with a 2.66% surge on AI momentum.

On Monday, the Indian stock market opened the first day of June trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 at 23,654.50, up 0.45%, and the SENSEX at 75,203.02, up 0.57%.

Trump didn't sign the ceasefire and Dalal Street felt it immediately. Nifty dropped 1.50% on May 29 as Oil & Gas bled and gaming stocks crashed on a Supreme Court ruling.

On Friday, Dalal Street opened trading mixed in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 at 23,902.15, down 0.02%, and the SENSEX at 75,988.51, up 0.16%.

On Wednesday, the Indian stock market ended trading in red with the Nifty 50 opening at 23,880.35, reaching a high of 23,983.20, and closing at 23,907.15, down by 0.03%.

Nifty opens at 23,880 (-0.14%), FIIs sell ₹2,408 Cr. Crude slips on Iran deal hopes. Coal India OFS today. Full market brief inside.

Nifty and Sensex fell on 26th May as US-Iran tensions resurfaced, crude rose, and profit booking set in after Monday's rally.

On Tuesday, the Indian share market opened trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 at 24,004.10, down 0.11%, and the SENSEX at 76,224.14, down 0.35%.

On Monday, the Indian equity market opened the week trading higher in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 at 23,940.25, up 0.93%, and the SENSEX at 76,135.82, up 0.96%.

RBI said no to a rate hike, Rubio said yes to Iran talks and Nifty ended the week on a positive note. Here's the full May 22 closing bell recap.

On Friday, Dalal Street opened trading higher in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 at 23,671.20, up 0.07%, and the SENSEX at 75,260.39, up 0.10%.

Nifty opened strong but reversed hard on May 21 the RBI floated the idea of a rate hike to save the rupee, and markets took note immediately.

On Thursday, the Indian bourses opened trading higher in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 at 23,830.05, up 0.72%, and the SENSEX at 75,732.42, up 0.55%.

Chinese tankers sailed through the Strait of Hormuz and Dalal Street took note. Nifty gained 0.17% on May 20 as Iran hopes eased crude fears and Zydus jumped 7%.

On Wednesday, the Indian share market opened trading in the red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 at 23,457.25, down 0.68%, and the SENSEX at 74,806.49, down 0.52%.

The US DOJ dropped all charges against Gautam Adani, the dollar surged, and Nifty IT jumped 3.23% but Nifty still ended slightly lower on May 19. Here's what happened.

On Tuesday, the Indian stock market opened the day trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,675.30, up by 0.11%, and the SENSEX at 75,441.27, up by 0.17%.

Pakistan relayed a new Iranian peace proposal and Nifty turned green on May 18. IT led the recovery while Amber Enterprises crashed 15%. Here's the full story.

Trump warned Iran to "get moving, FAST" crude hit $113 and global markets fell hard. Nifty opened down 0.68% on May 18 with volatile sessions likely ahead.

Iran seized a ship, fuel prices jumped ₹3/litre, and the rupee hit 96. Nifty ended the week down 0.19% on May 15 here's everything that moved markets today.

FIIs finally turned net buyers on May 14 and Nifty opened in green on May 15. US-China agreed on an oil deal and AI stocks kept the momentum going globally.

US-China talks gave markets a lift on May 14, Nifty gained 1.18%, Pharma surged, and Cipla jumped 8%. But Kaynes Technology crashed 20% after missing its own guidance.

Trump met Xi in Beijing, Nasdaq jumped 1.21% on AI stocks, and Nifty opened 0.50% higher on May 14. Here's what's driving markets and what to watch today.

After yesterday's sharp fall, Nifty clawed back 0.14% on May 13 metals led the charge, SAIL jumped 14%, and Berger Paints beat estimates. Here's the full recap.

On Wednesday, the Indian stock market opened trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,362.45, down by 0.07%, and the SENSEX at 74,439.34, down by 0.16%.

Crude surged, the rupee hit a record low of 95.63, and Nifty dropped 1.83% on May 12. It was one of the sharpest single-day falls of the month here's what happened.

On Tuesday, the Indian share market opened trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,722.60, down by 0.39%, and the SENSEX at 75,688.39, down by 0.43%.

On Monday, the Indian equity market ended trading in negative territory with the Nifty 50 opening at 23,970.10, reaching a high of 23,997.45, and closing at 23,815.85, down by 1.49%. Similarly, the BSE Sensex opened at 76,638.09, reached a high of 76,678.52, and ended at 76,015.28, down by 1.70%.

Netanyahu said the Iran conflict isn't over and crude jumped 4.4% overnight. Nifty opened down 0.85% on May 11 with volatile sessions likely ahead.

SBI missed estimates and crashed 7%. Titan beat them and jumped 5%. Nifty fell 0.62% on May 8 as Iran tensions kept markets on edge. Here's the full recap.

On Friday, the Indian stock market opened trading in the red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 at 24,233.65, down by 0.38%, and the SENSEX at 77,631.94, down by 0.27%.

Iran peace hopes vs profit booking, Nifty barely moved on May 7. But Paytm's profit turnaround and a 20% Tejas Networks surge made it a session worth watching.

On Thursday, the Indian stock market opened trading in the green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 at 24,398.50, up 0.28%, and the SENSEX at 78,339.24, up 0.49%.

On Wednesday, the Indian stock market ended trading in positive territory with the Nifty 50 opening at 24,171.00, reaching a high of 24,356.50, and closing at 24,330.95, up by 1.24%. Similarly, the BSE Sensex opened at 77,424.36, reached a high of 78,022.78, and ended at 77,958.52, up by 1.22%.

On Wednesday, the Indian stock market opened trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 24,171.00, up by 0.58%, and the SENSEX at 77,424.36, up by 0.53%.

US-Iran tensions flared up again and crude surged past $114, Nifty fell 0.36% on May 5. IdeaForge hit the upper circuit while banking stocks bore the brunt.

On Tuesday, the Indian share market opened the day, trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 24,052.60, down by 0.28%, and the SENSEX at 77,103.72, down by 0.21%.

BJP swept the state elections and Hormuz tensions eased Nifty rose 0.51% on May 4. BHEL doubled its profits and Vedanta surged 8.5%. Here's the full recap.

On Monday, the Indian equity market opened the day after a long weekend, trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 24,063.55, up by 0.28%, and the SENSEX at 77,257.27, up by 0.45%.

On Thursday, Dalal Street ended the day in negative territory with the Nifty 50 opening at 23,996.95, reaching a high of 24,087.45, and closing at 23,997.55, down by 0.74%.

On Thursday, Dalal Street opened the day trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,996.95, down by 0.75%, and the SENSEX at 77,014.21, down by 0.62%.

Nifty gained 0.76% on April 29 as ITC surged on a price hike and Bandhan Bank jumped 11% on strong Q4 earnings. Here's the full recap.

UAE just quit OPEC and markets are watching closely. Here's how Indian bourses opened on April 29 and what to watch today.

Iran talks stalled, crude surged, Nifty dropped 0.40% on April 28. Banks took the biggest hit. Here's what moved the market today.

On Tuesday, Indian share markets opened trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 24,049.90, down by 0.18%, and the SENSEX at 77,094.79, down by 0.27%.

What made Nifty rise 0.81% on April 27? Iran's move and a blockbuster $11.75B pharma deal.

On Monday, Indian equity markets opened trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,945.45, up by 0.20%, and the SENSEX at 76,856.05, up by 0.25%.

Nifty closed at 23,897 as IT stocks bleed, Infosys hit 52-week low. Here's what dragged the market down on April 24, 2026.

Markets open red on April 24 Nifty at 24,100, FIIs sell ₹3,254 Cr. Crude jumps, gold dips. What's moving markets today?

The BSE Sensex opened at 77,983.66, reached a high of 78,178.54, and ended at 77,664.00, down by 1.09%.

Markets open weak! Nifty falls 0.72%, Sensex slips; see global cues, crude surge, and stocks to watch today.

On Wednesday, the Indian equity market closed the day trading in red with the Nifty 50 opening at 24,470.85, reaching a high of 24,515.95, and closing at 24,378.10, down by 0.81%.

On Wednesday, the Indian stock market opened trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 24,470.85, down by 0.43%, and the SENSEX at 79,019.34, down by 0.32%.

Nifty crosses 24,500 and Sensex nears 79,300, check top gainers, key reasons, and today’s market moves.

On Tuesday, the Indian share market opened trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 24,374.55, up by 0.04%, and the SENSEX at 78,617.16, up by 0.12%.

Nifty and Sensex closed slightly higher, led by banking and auto stocks, while IT lagged. See top gainers, losers, and key updates.

On Monday, the Indian equity market opened the week trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 24,391.50, up by 0.16%, and the SENSEX at 78,632.90, up by 0.18%.

Nifty rose 0.65% to 24,353 on April 17 as FMCG and Banking stocks led gains. Wipro dropped on weak Q1 guidance.

On Friday, the Indian stock market opened the day trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 24,165.90, down by 0.13%, and the SENSEX at 77,976.13,down by 0.02%.

Markets slip on April 16 after a two-day rally - profit booking drags Nifty & Sensex while IT shines. Who moved the most today?

On Thursday, the Indian stock market opened the day trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 24,385.20, up by 0.64%, and the SENSEX at 77,677.56, up by 0.73%.

Dalal Street bounces back on April 15. US-Iran hopes & falling crude lift Nifty & Sensex over 1.6%. Who led the rally today?

On Wednesday, the Indian stock market opened the day trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 24,163.80, up by 1.35%, and the SENSEX at 77,981.10, up by 1.48%.

Nifty & Sensex bleed red on April 13-Crude oil spike & US-Iran tensions rattle Dalal Street. Who gained & who lost today?

On Monday, the Indian equity market opened the week trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,589.60, down by 1.92%, and the SENSEX at 75,937.16, down by 2.08%.

Markets end higher! Nifty up 1.16%, Sensex rises 1.20% on US-Iran ceasefire hopes. Auto & Banking lead; IT drags. Full market wrap inside.

On Friday, the Indian stock market opened the day trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,880.55, up by 0.44%, and the SENSEX at 77,121.01, up by 0.64%.

Nifty drops 0.93%, Sensex 1.20% - Trump's Iran warning, FII selling & crude spike drag markets. Today's winners & losers inside.

On Thursday, Dalal Street opened the day trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,909.05, down by 0.37%, and the SENSEX at 77,319.33, down by 0.31%.

Markets surge! Nifty jumps 3.78% and Sensex 3.95%. See top gainers, key triggers, and what drove today’s rally.

On Wednesday, the Indian equity market opened the day trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 23,855.15, up by 3.16%, and the SENSEX at 77,290.63, up by 3.58%.

Nifty 50 and Sensex rise over 0.6% led by IT, FMCG & metals as markets gain ahead of RBI policy decision.

On Tuesday, the Indian share market opened the day trading in red in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 22,838.70, down by 0.56%, and the SENSEX at 73,734.36, down by 0.50%.

Nifty 50 surged 1.12% & Sensex gained over 1% on April 6 as easing US-Iran tensions and a stronger rupee lifted market sentiment. Banking, IT, and auto stocks led the rally, but oil & gas stocks faced pressure.

On Monday, the Indian equity market opened the day trading in green in the pre-opening session, with the NIFTY 50 trading at 22,780.30, up by 0.30%, and the SENSEX at 73,477.53, up by 0.22%.

On Thursday, the Dalal Street ended the day in green with the Nifty 50 opening at 22,383.40, reaching a high of 22,782.30, and closing at 22,713.10, up by 0.15%. Similarly, the BSE Sensex opened at 72,262.05, reached a high of 73,568.54, and ended at 73,319.55, up by 0.25%.

Markets open weak! Nifty falls 1.31%, see global triggers, crude surge, and key stocks to watch today.

Markets kicked off April on a strong note as the Nifty 50 surged 1.56% & Sensex climbed 1.65%, driven by easing global tensions, falling crude oil prices, and strong buying across banking, IT, and auto stocks.

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.