Markets traded lackluster and ended nearly unchanged in the absence of any significant trigger

Markets remained subdued, trading within a narrow range on the monthly expiry day of the April derivatives contracts, and ended slightly lower.

The market ended the holiday-shortened week on a strong note, rallying nearly 2% on the weekly expiry day, driven by favorable domestic cues.

Markets edged higher, gaining nearly half a percent as the recovery phase continued.

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.