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Indian markets ended flat on Friday, with gains in Reliance Industries offsetting losses in IT stocks amid cautious market sentiments. Global uncertainties due to U.S. tariffs and trade policy concerns weighed on investor sentiment. While Nifty showed short-term potential, analysts suggest focusing on large caps and fundamental stocks for future growth amidst ongoing market volatility.

Indian markets extended their losing streak, with Sensex falling 424.90 points and Nifty dropping 117.25 points. Weak global cues, U.S. tariffs, and FII outflows impacted sentiment. U.S. markets tumbled, while European stocks hit record highs. Nifty showed bearish patterns, with key support at 22,500. Heavy trading seen in Godrej Industries, Vodafone Idea, and Mahindra & Mahindra.

Indian markets closed nearly unchanged as Sensex rebounded 702 points from intraday lows, ending at 75,996.86. Gains in financials and RIL supported recovery, but weak earnings, FII outflows, and global trade uncertainty kept sentiment subdued.

Indian real estate stocks experienced notable selling pressure this week, with the BSE Realty benchmark index dropping by 9.4%, significantly underperforming the broader market. Despite a recent RBI rate cut aimed at boosting economic growth, global trade tensions, foreign investor outflows, and weak corporate earnings weighed on market sentiment.

Indian markets closed lower as U.S. tariff threats on steel and aluminum imports dampened sentiment. The Sensex fell 548 points, while Nifty dropped 178 points. Analysts cite weak demand, margin pressures, and cautious investor outlook amid rising domestic yields.

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Indian indices extended gains for a second session, with Sensex up 600+ points and Nifty closing above 23,150.

The NSE Nifty index was trading 131.41 points up at 23088.65

Indian markets closed higher on Tuesday, driven by gains in financial stocks following the Reserve Bank of India's liquidity measures, boosting hopes of a February rate cut. The BSE Sensex rose by 535.24 points while the Nifty 50 gained 128.10 points. Analysts noted optimism in large-cap stocks despite volatility ahead of key economic events.

Indian benchmarks closed strong with Sensex up 535 points, driven by banking stocks. Key gainers included J&K Bank, TVS Motor, and Balkrishna Industries. AI stocks and Apar Industries saw notable declines.

CG Power shares dropped 12% amid high trading volumes, reaching Rs 522, driven by profit booking and sectoral weakness. Despite an 18.55% gain over the past year, the stock is down 25.77% YTD. Technical indicators show the stock is below key moving averages and has an RSI of 33, signaling potential oversold conditions.

Indian markets tumbled to seven-month lows on Monday, with Sensex and Nifty 50 down 1.08% and 1.14%, respectively, as weak earnings and global uncertainties rattled investor sentiment. FIIs selling and economic concerns added to the decline.

The Indian stock market ended in the green for the second day, supported by gains in financials and Reliance Industries despite pressure from pharma and auto stocks. Analysts cited volatility due to US bond yields and dollar strength, with positive sentiment persisting above 23,000 on the Nifty index.

India's benchmark indices ended lower on Wednesday, pressured by financial and consumer stock sell-offs amid cautious market sentiment ahead of corporate earnings and concerns over limited U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate cuts.

Ashapura Minechem, Pokarna Ltd, Ami Organics, Anant Raj and Mazda Ltd, hit their fresh 52-week highs during the day.

The Nifty Auto index closed 0.48 per cent at 23370.15.

The Nifty Pharma index closed 0.94 per cent at 23011.10.

Buying interest in select heavyweights such as Infosys Ltd, Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M), Bajaj Finance, Maruti Suzuki India, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Reliance Industries Ltd and Bajaj Finserv lifted the indices higher.

Indian markets declined on Thursday, dragged by global market weakness after the Fed's hawkish stance. Selling pressure was seen across sectors, especially in banking and real estate. FII outflows and a strong dollar further weighed on the market. Defensive sectors like pharma outperformed.