Stock Market Opening Bell: The Indian stock market opened higher on Thursday, tracking global cues after the US Federal Reserve delivered a 25 basis points rate cut, boosting risk sentiment across equities. The BSE Sensex climbed 327 points, or 0.40 per cent, to 83,021 in early trade, while the NSE Nifty50 advanced 90 points, or 0.36…
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Indian equity markets extended losses on Friday amid rising anxiety over the pending India-US trade deal, weak corporate earnings, and persistent foreign investor selling. Key indices dropped nearly 1 per cent, with most sectors and broader markets in the red. As of 2:53 PM IST, the BSE Sensex had declined 748.22 points (0.91 per cent)…
Indian equity benchmarks remained range-bound in Tuesday’s afternoon trade, reflecting mixed sentiment across sectors. As of 2:31 PM IST, the Nifty 50 was up 18.50 points (0.07 percent) at 25,121.70, holding above the 25,100 mark. The BSE Sensex hovered flat, inching up just 0.38 points to 82,445.59, indicating muted investor activity. Sectoral trends were mixed,…