The Sensex slipped 386 points to close at 81,715, while the Nifty dropped 113 points, ending at 25,057. Losses were broad-based, with foreign outflows overshadowing any hopes of a festive-season demand boost.

Sensex closed down 57 points at 82,102, while Nifty slipped 33 points to 25,169, falling below the 25,200 mark.

Indian equities took a breather on Friday. The Sensex slipped 388 points to close at 82,626, while the Nifty ended 97 points lower at 25,327, snapping a three-day rally fueled by Fed rate cut hopes and upbeat trade talks with Washington.

Indian equities extended their winning streak for a third straight session on Wednesday, tracking positive global cues after the U.S. Federal Reserve trimmed rates by 0.25% to support its labour market.

Indian equities finished higher on Wednesday, extending gains for a second straight session. The Sensex climbed 313 points to close at 82,693, while the Nifty rose 91 points to 25,330.

Indian markets ended higher on Tuesday, with the Sensex climbing nearly 595 points to 82,380, while the Nifty closed above 25,230.

The Sensex closed 356 points higher at 81,905, while the Nifty added 109 points to settle at 25,114. Both indices gained 1.5% for the week, marking their second straight weekly advance.

The Sensex climbed 329 points to 81,635, while the Nifty gained 98 points to close at 24,968, just below the 25k mark.

The Sensex added 58 points to close at 80,598, and the Nifty rose 12 points to 24,631. Both benchmarks gained about 1% this week.

Indian markets ended Wednesday in the green, riding on hopes of a U.S. Fed rate cut in September and easing domestic inflation.