Indian equity markets ended the week on a strong note, with benchmark indices gaining on the resolution of the US government shutdown, supported by strong domestic fundamentals, stronger-than-expected Q2 earnings, and easing inflation. On weekly basis, the BSE Sensex surged 1.62%, while the NSE Nifty advanced 1.64%. The broader market indices, BSE MidCap and BSE

The Indian benchmark indices ended lower for the second consecutive week, weighed down by mixed corporate earnings, and cautious global cues. Despite optimism surrounding progress in India–US trade talks, sentiment remained subdued through the holiday-shortened week. Both benchmark indices declined by over 0.85%, with the Sensex closing at 83,216 and the Nifty settling at 25,492. The

The Indian benchmark indices snapped a four-week winning streak and ended the week in red amid profit-booking and mixed global cues. The Nifty 50 and the Sensex declined by 0.28 per cent and 0.32 per cent respectively. However, both benchmark indices recorded their strongest monthly performance in seven months since March 2025. The broader market

Indian equity markets ended the week with gains following reports that India and the U.S. are close to finalizing a long-awaited bilateral trade deal, which could significantly reduce tariffs on Indian exports to around 15–16%, down from the current average of 50%. However, the gains were limited due to a spike in global crude oil