Markets began the holiday-shortened week on a strong note, gaining over 2%, supported by positive global cues.

Markets wrapped up the week on a strong note, gaining nearly 2%, buoyed by positive global cues.

Markets slipped after a brief rebound, losing over half a percent as the choppy trend persisted.

Markets saw a breather after Monday’s sharp decline, rebounding over 1.5% in line with the recovery in global markets.

Markets witnessed a sharp sell-off today, with benchmark indices plunging nearly 3%, primarily weighed down by weak global cues.

Markets came under pressure and declined by nearly one and a half percent, largely weighed down by weak global cues.

Markets ended slightly lower on the weekly expiry day, largely weighed down by weak global cues.

Markets rebounded after Tuesday’s decline, gaining over half a percent.

he markets began the new financial year on a weak note, declining nearly 1.5% due to unfavorable global cues.

Markets remained range-bound for yet another session, shedding nearly half a percent as the consolidation phase continued.