Markets began the week on a positive note, supported by upbeat Q1 GDP data.

Markets began the new derivatives series on a muted note, extending the prevailing corrective phase.

Markets extended their decline on monthly expiry day, losing nearly a percent and continuing the corrective trend. After a weak opening,

Markets traded under pressure and slipped below crucial support levels, derailing the recent recovery momentum.

Markets snapped a six-session winning streak and ended lower, losing nearly a percent as sentiment turned weak from the outset and deteriorated further in the latter half. The Nifty closed near the day’s low at 24,880, down 0.87%

Markets traded lackluster on the weekly expiry day and ended largely unchanged amid mixed cues. After a flat start, the Nifty moved in a narrow range throughout the session before settling at 25,080. Sectoral performance was mixed, with gains in pharma, realty, and financials, while FMCG, energy, and auto witnessed profit-taking. 

Market extended gains for the fifth consecutive session on Wednesday. After a soft start, the Nifty gradually moved higher through the day, led by IT, FMCG, and realty stocks, while banking counters lagged.

Markets extended their gains on Tuesday and ended higher amid volatility.

Markets staged a strong rally on Monday and ended with gains of over a percent. 

Markets edged higher, gaining over half a percent, and continued their consolidation phase.