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Markets rebounded on Thursday amid choppy trading, ending with gains of over a percent, supported by improved global cues and buying in select heavyweights.
Markets traded with a negative bias on Wednesday, extending their recent corrective trend amid weak global cues and persistent geopolitical concerns
Markets witnessed sharp selling pressure on Monday, losing over a percent amid weak global cues and rising geopolitical tensions.
Markets traded under pressure on Friday and ended sharply lower, extending the corrective tone amid weak cues.
Markets remained under pressure on Tuesday and traded sharply lower amid weak global cues.
Markets edged higher amid volatility on Monday, gaining nearly half a percent on the back of encouraging global cues.
Markets traded with volatility on Friday but managed to end in the green amid mixed cues.
Markets weakened on Thursday, snapping the recent run of gains as profit booking and broader risk-off sentiment resurfaced.
Markets edged higher for the third consecutive session amid volatility and ended with modest gains.
Markets traded with volatility today and ended modestly higher as participants’ balanced early weakness with selective buying.
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