On Friday, the Dalal Street ended trading in positive territory with the Nifty 50 opening at 23,671.20, reaching a high of 23,835.65, and closing at 23,719.30, up by 0.27%. Similarly, the BSE Sensex opened at 75,260.39, reached a high of 75,810.97, and ended at 75,415.35, up by 0.31%.The Indian markets traded in green after comments from U.S Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who indicated that diplomatic talks linked to the U.S-Iran conflict were moving in a constructive direction.Reasons for the positive sentimentThe following are the reasons for the positive sentiment in the stock market:Decline in crude oil prices.Positive cues from Asian markets.The rupee appreciated by 18 paise to 96.18 against the U.S dollar.Major Indices Today IndicesLTPPrev closeChangeNifty 5023,719.3023,654.700.27%BSE Sensex75,415.3575,183.360.31%Next 5069,783.0569,505.600.40%Bank Nifty54,055.3553,439.401.15%Fin Nifty25,531.5025,237.201.17% The benchmark indices, Nifty 50 and Sensex, traded higher, led by ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, and Axis Bank stocks.Nifty Next 50 traded higher, led by gains in Varun Beverages, Bosch, and Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company shares.Nifty Bank traded in green after a report by CNBC-TV18 stated that the RBI is not considering increasing interest rates to defend the rupee, and amid a decline in crude oil prices.Sectoral Indices Today IndicesLTPPrev closeChangeNifty IT28,912.4529,021.10-0.37%Nifty Auto26,017.1025,986.250.12%Nifty FMCG50,249.8050,263.55-0.03%Nifty Pharma24,573.9524,890.90-1.27%Nifty Healthcare15,671.2015,913.75-1.52%Nifty Oil & Gas11,372.3011,377.55-0.05% Nifty IT continued to trade lower amid a rise in the rupee, which can impact the revenue of export-oriented IT stocks.Nifty Auto traded in green, as automobile companies remodelled their supply chain strategy by stocking up critical auto components for three to six months instead of the previous 30-45 days amid persistent supply-chain disruptions.Nifty FMCG traded lower amid a decline in Emami stocks post-weak Q4 earnings.Nifty Pharma and Nifty Oil & Gas traded lower amid selling pressure after the recent rally.Market Movers Today Honasa Consumer, parent company of Mamaearth and Dermaco, shares rose by 10% after the brokerage firm Jefferies maintained a ‘Buy’ rating post strong Q4 earnings.Central Bank of India’s shares dropped by 6% after the government launched its shares for offer for sale (OFS) to divest up to 8% stake in the lender at a discount to the previous close.NIBE shares rose for the third consecutive day, up by 11%, after the company successfully test-fired its Suryastra rockets off the Odisha coast this week.One 97 Communications, the parent company of Paytm, shares dropped by 4% after SAIF Partners planned to sell around 86 lakh shares in Paytm, representing nearly a 1.3% stake, at a floor price of ₹1,120.65 per share through a block deal.Top Gainers Company NameLTPPrev CloseChangeInfo Edge960.95926.253.75%Astral1,541.701,480.004.17%Dixon Technologies11,722.0011,258.004.12%Kaynes Technology India3,321.403,174.904.61%Varun Beverages539.45519.853.77% Top Losers Company NameLTPPrev CloseChangeMax Healthcare Institute1,023.251,091.10-6.22%Aurobindo Pharma1,463.501,546.70-5.38%Glenmark Pharmaceuticals2,259.102,393.00-5.60%One 97 Communications1,112.401,155.60-3.74%Amber Enterprises7,359.007,537.00-2.36% 52W High Stocks Company NameLTP52W highChangeGrasim Industries3,155.303,187.600.03%Apollo Hospitals8,362.508,440.500.65%Apar Industries12,782.0013,149.00-0.57%Samvardhana Motherson International136.18139.01-0.60%Polycab9,263.509,316.500.76% 52W Low Stocks Company NameLTP52W lowChangeTata Capital299.70296.800.64%United Breweries1,315.201,312.70-1.19%Cello World382.25381.00-1.43%Mahindra Holidays218.87216.19-0.21%Raymond Lifestyle712.55710.00-1.94% High Volume Stocks Today Company NameLTPPrev CloseChangeVodafone Idea13.7313.620.81%Yes Bank21.8721.571.39%Wipro203.11199.741.69%Suzlon Energy53.7552.871.66%Nykaa277.25274.501.00% Market AnnouncementsLG Electronics India's share price dropped by 2% after the company reported a consolidated net profit of ₹693 crore for the Q4FY26, marking a decline of 8% YoY.Max Healthcare shares dropped by 7% after the company’s network revenue, including trust business, rose by 10.2% YoY to ₹2,540 crore, lower than the brokerage’s estimate of ₹2,660 crore.