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Markets staged a strong advance on the weekly expiry day of Nifty contracts, gaining over half a percent.
Markets witnessed a steady session and ended marginally lower, taking a breather after the recent rebound.
Markets extended their winning streak on Friday, gaining nearly half a percent, in line with favorable global and domestic cues.
Markets traded in a subdued manner on Thursday and ended marginally higher, taking a breather after the recent surge.
Markets extended their positive streak on Wednesday, gaining nearly half a percent
Markets traded in a narrow range and ended nearly flat on Friday. After a positive start, the Nifty slipped in the first half, weighed down by weakness in IT majors; however, resilience in select heavyweights supported a recovery as the session progressed.
Markets witnessed a volatile session and ended marginally higher, supported by sweeping GST reforms that signaled a structural tax overhaul. The Nifty opened on a strong note, led by sharp gains in auto and consumer staples,
Markets moved higher and gained over half a percent, supported by optimism around the GST Council meeting. After a flat start, the Nifty traded in a range during the first half, but renewed buying in select heavyweights in the latter part of the session pushed the index upward. Eventually, it closed near the day’s high at 24,715.05. Sectoral performance was broadly positive, with metals, pharma, and banking leading the gains, while IT remained the only laggard. The broader indices also advanced in tandem, rising in the range of 0.6%–1%.
Markets started the session on a firm note, supported by positive domestic cues and optimism around the GST Council meet.
Markets began the week on a positive note, supported by upbeat Q1 GDP data.
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