Sensex jumped 540 points, Nifty closed above 25,200, thanks to a tariff-cutting deal between the US and Japan that boosted hopes around India-US trade talks.

Nifty dipped below 25,100 today. Sensex closed nearly flat, down just 13 points.

Markets took a beating today! Sensex down 500 points, Nifty slips below 25,000. So, what triggered the sell-off? Sensex closed at 81,757. Nifty ended at 24,968. ₹2.6 lakh crore in market value wiped out. Broad sell-off across financials, autos, FMCG, and pharma.

Sensex dropped 375 points. Nifty slipped below 25,120. Drag? IT and banking stocks. Why? A mix of weak earnings and macro worries.

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 markets ended in the red on Thursday, dragged down by losses in IT and financial stocks, as investors turned cautious ahead of TCS earnings and amid persistent uncertainty over a potential US-India trade deal.

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.