Markets traded in a volatile yet narrow range and settled marginally higher amid mixed cues.

Markets witnessed a strong rebound on Wednesday, with benchmark indices gaining over 1% amid encouraging quarterly earnings and sustained buying in IT heavyweights

Markets witnessed a strong rebound on Monday, snapping their five-session losing streak amid supportive global cues and encouraging quarterly earnings.

Markets traded volatile and ended lower on Friday, extending their losing streak for the fifth consecutive session amid persistent geopolitical concerns, elevated crude oil prices, and disappointing earnings from select large-cap companies. After a weak start, the Nifty traded with a negative bias in early trade. 

Markets remained under pressure on Thursday, extending their losing streak for the fourth consecutive session amid persistent geopolitical concerns. 

Markets remained under pressure on Wednesday and ended lower amid weak global cues and persistent geopolitical concerns.

Markets witnessed a volatile session on Tuesday and ended marginally higher as investors balanced mixed global cues with encouraging earnings from select heavyweight companies. After a flat start, the Nifty traded within a narrow range for most of the session. Buying in banking and select index heavyweights during the latter half helped the benchmark erase its intraday losses, with the index eventually settling at 24,187.70, up around 0.21%.

Markets staged a strong advance on Friday and gained over a percent despite weak global cues

Markets remained volatile in the narrow range on the weekly expiry day and closed flat, extending the ongoing consolidation phase. After a flat start, the Nifty oscillated sharply within the 24,050–24,200 range throughout the session before eventually settling at 24,072.75.

Markets witnessed a volatile session on Wednesday and ended almost unchanged amid mixed global cues