Markets traded in a range-bound manner on the weekly expiry day but managed to end marginally higher, extending the rally seen over the past few sessions.

Markets traded with strength on Monday and remained firmly in positive territory, supported by encouraging global cues and optimism around an interim India–US trade framework. 

Markets remained range-bound and ended on a flat note, continuing the ongoing consolidation phase. 

Markets turned lower on Thursday and remained under pressure for most of the session, taking a breather after the recent volatile swings.

Markets traded range-bound on Wednesday as investors assessed follow-through activity after Tuesday’s strong rally triggered by the India–US trade deal. After a flat start, the Nifty oscillated within a narrow band through the session and ended marginally higher at 25,779.5.

Markets staged a strong rebound on Tuesday, driven by a landmark trade agreement between India and the United States.

Markets remained volatile but managed to recover a part of the steep Budget-day losses, ending nearly a percent higher.

Markets traded with a downside bias on Friday and ended lower, weighed down by mixed global cues and caution ahead of the Union Budget.

Markets remained volatile but managed to edge higher amid mixed cues.

Markets remained volatile and declined nearly one percent, resuming the prevailing corrective trend.