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Sensex slipped 53.49 points and Nifty remained flat on Tuesday as profit booking in financials offset optimism from U.S.-China talks and RBI support, with selective buying in IT and pharma.

Stock market benchmarks closed nearly unchanged as investors remained cautious after a recent rally, with sectoral trends showing mixed performance.

The benchmark BSE Sensex closed marginally lower on Tuesday, while the broader NSE Nifty 50 ended unchanged, as profit booking in financial stocks outweighed optimism stemming from U.S.-China trade talks and policy support from the Reserve Bank of India.

Indian markets ended higher on Monday, with Nifty reaching an eight-month high and banking stocks rallying to record levels, driven by RBIs surprise easing, strong U.S. jobs data, and progress in global trade discussions.

Indian markets closed higher on Friday, buoyed by the RBIs surprise 50 bps rate cut and CRR reduction aimed at stimulating growth. The Sensex rose 747 points, while Nifty reclaimed the 25,000 mark. Analysts expect further upside if key resistance levels are breached. Rate-sensitive sectors led the rally amid renewed optimism, despite global uncertainties and tepid domestic demand.

Indian markets ended higher on Thursday led by Reliance and financials, as investors anticipated a rate cut by RBI. Analysts suggest cautious optimism amid consolidation, foreign inflows, and global uncertainty.

Indian markets ended higher on Wednesday after a three-day decline, supported by global cues and investor optimism over a potential RBI rate cut. Mid- and small-cap stocks outperformed, driven by strong earnings and easing valuations ahead of the central bank's policy meet.

Sensex settled with marginal gains of 260.74 pts at 80,998.25 and Nifty 50 was up 77.70 pts to close at 24,620.20

Indian benchmark indices, Sensex and Nifty, snapped a three-day losing streak to end higher on Wednesday, tracking gains in global markets and buoyed by investor optimism over a potential policy easing by the Reserve Bank of India in its upcoming meeting on Friday.

Indian equities closed flat on Monday as IT and metal losses outweighed optimism from strong GDP data. Market consolidation persists amid global tariff worries and geopolitical tensions. Analysts highlight domestic resilience led by institutional flows and select sectors.

Indian markets ended lower on Friday amid US tariff worries, dragging IT and auto stocks. Despite optimism around domestic GDP and FII inflows, Nifty showed weakness. Global cues remained mixed, while select stocks like BSE and Suzlon saw strong activity and interest.

Markets close lower as US tariffs reinstated, Sensex drops 0.22%, Nifty 0.33%, sectoral performance mixed, rupee weakens.

Indian benchmark indices ended lower on Friday, as renewed U.S. tariff concerns weighed on IT and auto stocks, eclipsing broader optimism ahead of domestic GDP data due later in the day.

Indian markets ended higher Thursday, with Sensex up 321 points and Nifty adding 81, as a US court ruling eased trade tension fears. Gains in IT and financial stocks supported sentiment despite weak domestic triggers and rising oil prices.

Markets close lower as investors brace for futures and options expiry, with sectoral performance mixed and rupee stable.

Indian markets ended lower Tuesday as the Sensex fell 624 points and Nifty declined 175, dragged by profit booking in Financial and IT stocks amid weak global cues and muted FII activity. Mid- and small-cap stocks showed resilience, backed by strong Q4 results.

Smallcap stocks have surged, adding Rs 7.3 lakh crore to investor wealth in just 10 sessions, fueled by stock-specific triggers and retail investor enthusiasm. While some experts see justified valuations due to growth, others caution against stretched valuations and potential herd behavior, highlighting the risks of chasing momentum after a prior correction. The rally's sustainability remains questionable.

Markets rebound nearly 1% on Friday, rupee appreciates sharply, global uncertainties persist, cautious optimism prevails for upcoming week.

Indian benchmark indexes set to open higher despite concerns over foreign inflows and US fiscal health.