After a jittery start in early trade, Indian markets recovered 1500 points or nearly 5% on Friday. Markets were under heavy sell-off pressure in morning mostly reacting to the weakness in global markets over growing concerns that a second wave of coronavirus infections could stunt the pace of reopening economies.

Indian equity markets posted their biggest single-day drop in three weeks after US Federal Reserve’s comments crashed hopes of revival of global economy. The Sensex ended at  33,538 after it tanked 709 points  or 2.07%. The 50-share index Nifty was below 10000. 

Indian equity markets gained mostly in last half hour of trade to close near intraday highs after a rangebound day. Led by buying in index heavyweights, Indian stock markets ended nearly 1%. The BSE Sensex ended at 34,247.05, up 290 points. The Nifty ended at 10,116 after the 50-share index gained 69 points.

Indian Benchmark indices paused their winning streak and ended over 1% lower on the back of widespread profit-taking. The BSE Sensex ended at 33,956.69, down 413.89 points or 1.20%. The Nifty was at 10,046.65. down 120.80 points or 1.19%.

Markets were volatile, with the broader indices outperforming the benchmarks. The BSE Sensex ended at 34,370.58, up 83.34 or 0.24%. The Nifty was at 10,167.45, up 25.30 or 0.25%.

Aggressive buying in index heavyweight stocks drove Indian markets higher on Friday. Both the benchmark indices ended nearly 1% higher. The BSE Sensex ended at 34,287.24, up 306.54 points or 0.90%. The Nifty was at 10,142.15, up 113.05 points or 1.13%. 

Markets took a breather and ended marginally lower after hovering in a range. It opened in the green, taking cues from the global markets but the gains soon fizzled out due to continuous profit-taking in banking and financial stocks.

Indian stock markets ended on higher note on Wednesday. Markets continued to gain for the sixth consecutive session and managed to gain nearly a percent. However, profit-taking in the last hour trimmed the gains. Nifty reclaimed 10,000 mark and settled above the hurdle of 10,050. The Nifty ended at 10,061.55 after gaining 82 points or 0.83%. The BSE Sensex closed at 34,109.54, after rising 284.01 or 0.84%.

Indian stock markets ended higher for fifth consecutive day on Tuesday. The bulls continued to maintain their firm grip on the markets led by positive global cues. It further gained momentum, encouraged by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech at CII session.

There was a massive rally in Indian stock markets on Monday after the government announced relaxing lockdown measures across the country. Investors pumped more money into equities as the country opens up  gradually almost after two months of strict lockdown measures. The government is on step-by-step approach to restore normalcy while businesses focus on exit strategies and revive growth.