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Markets ended deep in the red this Friday, and there wasn’t just one reason. There were four reasons including TCS' Q1 earnings, Sebi's crackdown on pump and dump operations in the markets.

Indian benchmark indices closed lower on Wednesday, as weak cues from IT, oil & gas, and heavyweights like Reliance Industries dragged sentiment.

The Sensex rose 270 points, and the Nifty topped the 25,500 mark, powered by gains in financial and IT stocks… but not everything was green.

Indian indices stayed muted today, but all eyes are on Donald Trump and his looming tariff bomb. The Sensex ended flat, up just 9 points. Nifty? Almost unchanged at 25,461.

Financials and IT stocks led the gains. Bajaj Finance rose 1.6%, and Infosys and ICICI Bank supported the rally.

Nifty tumbled 182 points from the day’s high. Sensex? Down over 600 points from peak. But why the sudden fall?

On Tuesday, Indian markets edged higher, tracking gains in Asia.

Sensex climbs 303 pts to 84,058; Nifty ends 89 pts higher at 25,637.

Sensex surged 1,000 points! Here’s what powered Thursday’s rally in just 3 points.

D-Street is bouncing back! Sensex closed up 700 points at 82,755, while Nifty gained 200 to end at 25,244.

Stock markets turned nervous after a strong start today. Sensex jumped over 1,100 points, crossed 83,000, but ended just 158 points higher… Why?

After a two-day losing streak, the Indian stock market made a sharp comeback on Monday! The Sensex jumped 678 points, and the Nifty came close to touching the 25,000 mark.

The Sensex fell 573 points to close at 81,118, while the Nifty50 ended 169 points lower, settling at 24,718.

On Thursday, Indian benchmark indices took a sharp hit. The Sensex tumbled 823 points. Nifty lost 253 points — slipping below the 24,900 mark.

Sensex and Nifty closed higher, led by IT and oil & gas stocks. Sensex rose 123 pts, Nifty closed above 25,140. This was mainly due to:

D-Street hit the pause button today! The Sensex slipped 53 points, closing at 82,391, while the Nifty managed to hold above 25,100 — up just 1 point!

Sensex jumped 256 points to close at 82,445. Nifty hit an 8-month high at 25,103. Bank Nifty scaled a record intraday high and crossed 57,000 for the first time ever!

Markets ended on a high note today. The Sensex jumped 443 points to close at 81,442, and Nifty rose 131 points to end at 24,750 — after briefly flirting with the 24,900 mark during the day.

The stock markets took a hit today! Sensex fell 636 points, Nifty dropped 174. Here’s why investors are on edge — in 60 seconds:

India’s benchmark indices saw a quiet close on Monday. Sensex slipped 77 points. Nifty closed below 24,800 — dragged down by IT and metal stocks.

Indian benchmark indices closed in the red on Friday, dragged down by renewed concerns over U.S. tariffs that pressured IT and auto stocks, overshadowing the broader market optimism ahead of the release of domestic GDP data later in the day.

Indian markets ended lower today as heavyweight ITC tumbled 3%, pulling the Sensex and Nifty into the red.

Sensex swung over 1,000 points before settling 624 pts lower. Here’s your quick 5-point market crash decode.

Markets hit new milestones! After so long -- Nifty closed above 25,000 level while the Sensex ended the day up 455 points at 82,176 – thanks to a solid rally in auto, IT, and defence stocks.

Sensex rises 769 pts higher, Nifty at 24,853 on FMCG boost and Asian cues. Indian markets closed higher Friday, rebounding after a volatile week.

Indian benchmark indices ended lower on Thursday, dragged down by heavyweights like Reliance Industries, along with sharp declines in Auto and IT stocks, as global cues turned sour amid rising U.S. fiscal worries and soaring Treasury yields.

Sensex closed up by 410 points at 81,597, and Nifty gained 130 points to end at 24,813. The big winners were realty, pharma, and financial services stocks — they pushed the market higher.

Sensex fell over 800 pts while Nifty was below 24,700 level. So why did the markets fall today? Here are the top 4 reasons behind the slide

Markets took a breather on Monday as benchmark indices ended in the red following Moody’s downgrade of the U.S. government’s credit rating — a move that triggered global caution.

Sensex slipped 200 points, Nifty fell 42 points — Financials and IT stocks pulled back after a strong rally earlier that week.

Indian markets bounced back after Tuesday’s dip, tracking softer inflation data in the US and India — fueling hopes of rate cuts ahead!

Sensex tanked 1,281 pts and closed at 81,148 while the Nifty was down 346 pts and ended at 24,578. Rs 1.3 lakh crore in market cap wiped out. Why did the market crash today?

The BSE Sensex rallied 2,975 points (3.74%) to close at 82,429.90, while the Nifty 50 jumped 916 points (3.82%) to end at 24,924.70. Investor wealth rose by ₹15.46 lakh crore as BSE’s market cap hit ₹432.47 lakh crore.

Markets Slide Amid Military EscalationD-Street took a hit today as India-Pakistan tensions flared.Sensex fell 412 pts to 80,335 while the broader Nifty slipped 141 pts to end at 24,274

The Sensex jumped 295 points to close at 80,797, while the Nifty added 114 points to settle at 24,461 — boosted by gains in HDFC Bank, Reliance, and falling crude oil prices.

Sensex jumped 900+ pts intraday while the Nifty was above 24,500. However, later in the day, markets erased the gains but still closed higher.

Indian markets ended flat on Wednesday as rising geopolitical tensions with Pakistan weighed on sentiment.

Indian markets stayed in the green for the second straight session! Sensex gained 70 pts to close at 80,288 while Nifty held above 24,300, up 7 pts.

Indian stock markets plunged, reversing early gains due to escalating India-Pakistan tensions following a terror attack in Kashmir.

Markets ended on a high note! Indian indices logged their 7th straight win, powered by IT and Auto stocks. Sensex jumped 520 points to close above 80,000. Nifty hit 24,328, up 162 points

The benchmark BSE Sensex closed up by 187 points at 79,595. Meanwhile, the Nifty 50 index also saw a positive movement, closing at 24,167, up by 41.70 points.

India's markets hit their highest levels since January 6th, and this surge marks the fifth consecutive session of gains.

The benchmark BSE Sensex closed at 77,044, up by 309.40 points, while the Nifty 50 index finished at 23,437.20, gaining 108.65 points. So, a solid day overall.

The Sensex soared 1,577 points, or 2.1%, closing at 76,734, while the Nifty rallied 500 points, or 2.19%, to finish at 22,328.

Benchmark indices ended sharply higher on Friday, with the Nifty rising 1.92% (429 pts) to 22,828 and the Sensex jumping 1.77% (1,310 pts) to 75,157. The rally was fueled by improved global sentiment and easing trade worries.

Markets closed lower despite a rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India. The Sensex shed 380 points to end at 73,847, while Nifty slipped below 22,400, closing at 22,399.

Firstly, we saw the Nifty 50 closing over 1.5% higher, which is quite impressive. It surged by 375 points to end at 22,535. And the Sensex? It rose by 1,089 points, finishing at 74,227. Now, during the trading session, the Sensex actually climbed more than 1,700 points at one point! This rebound can largely be attributed to a mix of global market recovery and some strategic buying.

Sensex plunging by 930 points, which is about 1.22%, closing at 75,364. The Nifty50 also saw a notable drop, shedding 345 points or 1.49%, to end at 22,904.

On Thursday, Indian benchmark indices closed lower, with the BSE Sensex dropping by 322.08 points and finishing the day at 76,295.36. The broader Nifty 50 index also declined, closing at 23,250.10, down by 82.25 points, or 0.35%.

The BSE Sensex closed 593 pts higher at 76,617 while Nifty50 was above 23,330 level.

The BSE Sensex plummeted by 1,390 points landing at 76,024. Meanwhile, the NSE Nifty slipped by 354 points closing at 23,165. Now, what’s causing this dip?

The BSE Sensex closed down by 191.51 points, settling at 77,414.92. That’s a decline of 0.25%. Meanwhile, the Nifty 50 also saw a drop, down 72.60 points or 0.31%, closing at 23,519.35.

First off, we saw the Indian benchmark indices closing higher on Thursday. The BSE Sensex added a solid 317.93 points, closing at 77,606.43, which is around a 0.41% gain. Not to be left behind, the Nifty 50 index climbed 105.10 points, settling at 23,591.95, marking a 0.45% increase. Quite a bounce back from the negative start of the day!

Sensex surged 1,131 points to 75,301, and Nifty rose 325 points to 22,834, driven by financials, metals, and auto stocks.

Sensex declined by 200 points to 73,828, while Nifty dropped below 22,400, weighed down by index heavyweights Reliance and HDFC Bank.

Sensex fell 72 points and closed at 74,029 while Nifty 50 dropped by 27 points and ended at 22,470. The stock markets were mostly flat during Wednesday's session.

Sensex dipped slightly, Nifty held above 22,490 amid realty gains, IT and banking losses, and cautious sentiment over US recession fears.

Nifty ended its 3-day winning streak as Sensex fell 217 points to 74,115, while Nifty declined 92 points to close at 22,460.

Sensex was down 7 pts at 74,332, Nifty 50 gained 7.8 pts at 22,552 as RIL gains offset IT losses. RIL jumped 3%, and was the top gainer. The IT sector saw weakness. Nifty IT dropped 0.9% as Infosys, HCL Tech slid 1.6% and more.

Indian stock markets finally snapped its 10-day losing streak. Sensex surged 740 points to 73,730, Nifty jumped 254 points to 22,337. Market cap of BSE-listed stocks rose by ₹7.47 lakh crore to ₹393.06 lakh crore.

Indian stock markets were flattish with Sensex losing 96 points and closing below the 73,000 mark. Nifty dropped 36 points and ended at 22,082. It marked its longest daily losing streak since its launch in 1996.

Nifty's Worst Losing Streak in 5 Years: Nifty closed below 22,120, marking its ninth consecutive loss—longest since 2019. Sensex fell 112 points.

Sensex and Nifty both dropped about 1.8% each at closing, finishing at 73,198 and 22,124 levels respectively. As an aftermath Rs 8.9 lakh crore were wiped out from the markets. A Broad-Based Sell-Off was seen: IT, Auto, Bank, Metal, FMCG, Pharma, Realty, and Oil & Gas indices were down between 0.7%-6.5%.

Another flattish day for India markets: Sensex closed at 74,612 (+10 pts), Nifty at 22,545 (-2.5 pts) as banking gains offset auto losses on monthly expiry day.

Sensex broke its 5-day losing run to close marginally higher on Tuesday while the Nifty ended a tad lower, as gains in heavyweight financial and auto stocks offset losses in metals, with lingering global uncertainty over U.S. tariffs keeping a cap on gains.

Sensex fell over 850 points while the Nifty50 slipped below 22,600 on Feb 24. The indices were dragged down by sharp losses in heavyweight financials and IT stocks due to concerns over slowing growth in the United States.

Sensex & Nifty Drop: Sensex fell 425 points to 75,311; Nifty slipped 117 points to 22,796. Banking & Auto Stocks Drag: Nifty Bank (-0.7%), Nifty PSU (-1.3%), and Auto (-2.6%) declined.

Indian benchmark indices closed nearly flat on Tuesday after early losses, as IT gains balanced declines in consumer stocks. Weak corporate earnings, foreign outflows, and global trade concerns kept sentiment cautious.

The benchmark BSE Sensex closed at 76,138.97, marking a slight loss of 32.11 points or 0.04%. Meanwhile, the Nifty 50 index settled at 23,031.40, down 13.85 points or 0.06%. We can see that the market is navigating a volatile session today.

Indian benchmark indices, the Sensex and Nifty, have closed lower for six consecutive sessions. On Wednesday, the BSE Sensex ended 122 points down at 76,171, while the NSE Nifty slipped 26 points to 23,045. However, both indices showed resilience, bouncing back significantly from their intraday lows—the Sensex rebounded 783 points from its low of 75,388.

The benchmark BSE Sensex lost 1018.20 points or 1.32% to close at 76,293.60, while the broader Nifty 50 index closed at 23,071.80, lower by 309.80 points or 1.32%.

The BSE Sensex declined 548 points, or 0.70%, to 77,311, while the NSE Nifty lost 178 points, or 0.76%, to settle at 23,381. The total market capitalisation of all BSE-listed companies dropped by Rs 6.21 lakh crore to Rs 417.72 lakh crore.

Indian benchmark indices closed in the green on Tuesday, with heavyweights HDFC Bank and Reliance Industries leading the gains, mirroring a broader rally in Asian markets.

The benchmark BSE Sensex lost 319.22 points or 0.41% to close at 77,186.74, while the broader Nifty 50 index closed at 23,361.05, lower by 121.10 points or 0.52%.

Benchmark equity indices Sensex and Nifty gyrated between gains and losses in a special session for the Union Budget on Saturday, as markets paused after a four-session rally.

Despite ending January with four months of losses, Sensex surged 2,100 points in four days on pre-budget optimism. A day prior to the budget, Sensex was up 740 pts, Nifty was above 23,500.

The benchmark indices ended higher: Sensex up 226 pts at 76,759, and Nifty gained 86 pts to close above 23,200.

Indian benchmark indices broke a 2-day losing run and ended higher on Tuesday, with the BSE Sensex gaining over 500 points and the Nifty50 closing above 22,950. But what led this rally - let's find out through top5 factors.

Indian markets ended lower on Friday as pharma, real estate, and auto stocks dragged, offsetting optimism over falling U.S. interest rates and oil prices. Sensex closed 320 points lower at 76,190 while Nifty 50 shed 113 points to end at 23,092.

Indian markets closed higher with Sensex up 115.39 points (+0.15%) at 76,520.38, and Nifty 50 rising 50 points (+0.22%) to 23,205.35.

Indian benchmark indices closed higher, with the Sensex rising 566.63 points (+0.75%) to 76,404.99 and the Nifty 50 gaining 130.70 points (+0.57%) to 23,155.35.

On Friday, Indian benchmark indices took a hit, ending a three-day winning streak. The BSE Sensex closed at 76,619.33, down 423.49 points, which is a decline of 0.55%. Meanwhile, the Nifty 50 index dropped by 108.60 points, or 0.47%, settling at 23,203.20.

Banking and auto stock rallies led indices higher for the second consecutive session on Thursday. Sensex gained 318.74 points to close at 77,042.82, while Nifty rose 98.60 points to settle at 23,311.80.

Today, we’re looking at the Indian benchmark indices, which closed higher for the second consecutive day. The BSE Sensex gained 224.45 points, or 0.29%, closing at 76,724.08. The broader Nifty 50 index rose by 37.15 points, or 0.16%, finishing at 23,213.20.

Today, we saw the Sensex and Nifty ending in the red, and it wasn’t a pretty picture. The market faced, uh, significant selling pressure, particularly in the financial and energy sectors. Overall, all sectors were in the red today, except for IT, which surprisingly saw a boost, up about 3.4%.

India’s benchmark indices closed in the red today. The BSE Sensex dropped 528.28 points to settle at 77,620.21, while the Nifty 50 declined 162.45 points, or 0.69%, to close at 23,526.50.

The BSE Sensex dipped by 50.62 points, closing at 78,148.49, a 0.06% drop. On the other hand, the Nifty 50 index also saw a slight decline, down 18.95 points, ending at 23,688.95 or a 0.08% decrease.

The benchmark indices, Sensex and Nifty, bounced back nicely. The Sensex rose by 234.12 points, closing at 78,199.11, which is a gain of about 0.30%. Meanwhile, the Nifty 50 closed at 23,707.90, up by 91.85 points or 0.39%.

Sensex fell 720.60 points (-0.90%) to 79,223.11, while Nifty lost 183.90 points (-0.76%) to 24,004.75, weighed down by IT and financial stocks.