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:

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.

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.

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 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