Indian equity markets ended higher with the Nifty 50 closing at 24,765.90 and the Sensex rising 899 points to 80,015.90. The rally was driven by easing geopolitical tensions involving Iran, strength in global markets, a rebound in the rupee, and strong buying interest in refinery stocks led by Reliance Industries.
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Indian benchmark indices ended slightly lower on April 28, 2026, with Nifty slipping below the 24,000 mark and Sensex falling over 400 points. Banking and IT stocks led the decline after regulatory concerns and weak sentiment, while oil prices surged, pressuring broader markets. Despite selective strength in chemicals and renewable energy stocks, overall market sentiment remained cautious.
Nifty closed above 24,000 while Sensex adds 600 points to trade beyond 77,300 levels. Read more in detail
Indian markets closed in the red as IT stocks dragged benchmarks lower and FII outflows pressured sentiment. However, FMCG, defence, sugar, and energy stocks saw selective buying, while the rupee weakened to 93.8 against the US dollar amid broader risk-off sentiment.
Indian equity markets ended in positive territory on 17 April 2026, supported by strong gains in FMCG, banking, and select mid-cap stocks. Nifty 50, Sensex, and Bank Nifty all closed higher, while Wipro, HDFC Life, and Sun Pharma saw declines amid sectoral rotatio
Indian benchmark indices ended slightly lower on April 28, 2026, with Nifty slipping below the 24,000 mark and Sensex falling over 400 points. Banking and IT stocks led the decline after regulatory concerns and weak sentiment, while oil prices surged, pressuring broader markets. Despite selective strength in chemicals and renewable energy stocks, overall market sentiment remained cautious.
Nifty closed above 24,000 while Sensex adds 600 points to trade beyond 77,300 levels. Read more in detail
Indian markets closed in the red as IT stocks dragged benchmarks lower and FII outflows pressured sentiment. However, FMCG, defence, sugar, and energy stocks saw selective buying, while the rupee weakened to 93.8 against the US dollar amid broader risk-off sentiment.
Indian equity markets ended in positive territory on 17 April 2026, supported by strong gains in FMCG, banking, and select mid-cap stocks. Nifty 50, Sensex, and Bank Nifty all closed higher, while Wipro, HDFC Life, and Sun Pharma saw declines amid sectoral rotatio
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