Nifty ended neat flatline while the Sensex was up 150 pts ahead of US CPI data due later in the day. Sensex surged 0.19% to settle at 79,105, while the broader NSE Nifty gained 0.02% to end at 24,143.

Sensex and Nifty closed lower on Tuesday, weighed down by HDFC Bank due to anticipated lower-than-expected inflows from its staggered weight adjustment on a key MSCI emerging market index. Broad-based selling pressure also contributed to the market's downturn.

The markets opened in the red with Sensex down 400 points today but closed flat. This comes after another revelation by the Hindenburg Research. Over the weekend, Hindenburg had accused Sebi chief Madhabi Buch & her husband of having stakes in offshore funds linked to Gautam Adani's brother. Although the noise wasn't able to shake the markets much amid positive cues from global markets. Sensex closed at 79,648 while Nifty was above 24K.

Sensex and Nifty, bounced back on Friday, ending the week over 1% higher mainly driven by gains in IT stocks. This recovery followed a sharp sell-off earlier in the week.

Indian markets closed lower after RBI kept the repo rate unchanged at 6.5% and maintained its hawkish stance due to persistently high food inflation. Sensex fell 581 points and closed at 78,886, while the broader Nifty declined 180 points and ended at 24,117.

Markets started the day positively after 2 days of crash and burn following the trend from Asian markets. Real estate stocks rallied after govt revised the LTCG rules on property. Sensex zoomed over 800 pts while Nifty was above 24,250 level.

Tuesday marked a rebound for most Asian markets following a day of significant losses, though the Indian market lagged. While the first half of the day showed some recovery, the latter half disappointed many. The Sensex fell 0.21%, closing below 79,000, and the Nifty dropped 0.26%, ending below 24,000.

Indian markets closed slightly higher on Tuesday. The gains were mainly led by auto and energy stocks. Sensex rose 99 pts and closed at 81,455 while the Nifty was up 21 points and ended at 24,857.

Stock markets closed marginally lower for the fifth consecutive session today. The markets were dragged down due to weaker-than-expected results from Axis Bank and Nestle India, as well as declines in global markets. NASDAQ crashed 4% overnight, top euro markets were also down due to weak corporate earnings.

A day after the Union Budget, Indian blue-chip indices closed lower on Wednesday amid selling in banking and financial stocks.