The Sensex gained 320 points, while the Nifty held firmly above 25,100, buoyed by a big geopolitical trigger: India and the European Union signing what Prime Minister Narendra Modi called the “mother of all deals.”

Indian equities closed lower for the third straight session, extending a sharp selloff that has erased nearly ₹14 lakh crore in investor wealth over just three days.

The Sensex fell 1,066 points, or 1.28%, to close at 82,180.
The Nifty 50 slipped 353 points, or 1.38%, ending the day at 25,232 — its lowest level in nearly three months.

Indian equity markets closed lower on Wednesday, extending recent losses as global trade concerns and continued foreign investor outflows weighed on sentiment.

The Sensex, which was down over 700 points in early trade, erased all losses within an hour and ended the session up 302 points at 83,878.

The Sensex slipped over 600 points, while the Nifty closed below 25,700, as global trade jitters and political uncertainty out of Washington kept investors firmly on the defensive.

The Sensex dropped 780 points to close at 84,181, while the Nifty slipped 264 points to end at 25,877.

The BSE Sensex slipped 102 points, or 0.12 percent, to close at 84,961, while the Nifty 50 fell 38 points, or 0.14 percent, to end at 26,140.

The Sensex slipped 376 points, or about half a percent, to close at 85,063, while the Nifty 50 fell below the 26,200 mark, ending the session at 26,178.

Indian markets inched higher on the second day of 2026, with Nifty hitting a fresh record high amid broad-based buying.

The Sensex slipped 42 points to close at 85,524, while the Nifty 50 edged up just 5 points to 26,177.

The Sensex jumped 638 points, or 0.75%, to settle at 85,567, while the Nifty 50 gained 206 points, ending the day at 26,172. Over the last two sessions, the Sensex has added nearly 1,100 points, signaling a clear revival in risk appetite after last week’s volatility.

The Sensex surged 447 points to close above 84,929, while the Nifty 50 climbed 151 points settling above 25,966.

The Sensex slipped 78 points, or 0.09%, to close at 84,481, while the Nifty 50 was almost unchanged, ending just 3 points lower at 25,815.

The Sensex slipped 120 points, or 0.14%, to close at 84,559, while the Nifty 50 ended below the 26,850 mark, down 41 points at 25,818.

The Sensex slipped 275 points to close at 84,391, while the Nifty dropped 82 points, ending near 25,758. Both indices are now down about 1.6% over the past three sessions, reflecting mounting risk aversion.

Indian stocks extended their losses on Tuesday, as both the Sensex and Nifty closed lower for the second straight session. The Sensex slipped 436 points, or 0.51%, to finish at 84,666, while the Nifty fell 121 points, or 0.47%, to close at 25,839.

The Sensex fell 610 points, while the Nifty slipped below the 26,000 mark, as investors booked profits in small- and mid-caps and extended selling to heavyweight stocks.

The Sensex jumped 447 points to close at 85,712, while the Nifty climbed 153 points, ending at 26,186.

It was a classic Friday plot twist on Dalal Street.After drifting through a dull session, the Nifty and Sensex staged a dramatic late-session comeback, bouncing 500 and 175 points from the day’s lows and sealing their fifth straight day of gains.

The Sensex climbed 595 points to close at 84,466, and the Nifty 50 advanced 181 points to 25,875.

The Sensex rose 319 points to close at 83,535, and the Nifty climbed 82 points to finish at 25,574.

It was a volatile Friday on Dalal Street as Indian markets clawed back from deep early losses but still ended the week in the red. The Sensex slipped 0.1% to close at 83,216, while the Nifty held below 25,500, down 0.07%.

Indian markets took a breather today, ending lower for the second straight session as investors paused after October’s sharp rally. Losses in financial and metal stocks dragged the benchmarks down.

India’s heartbeat indices, the Nifty and the Sensex, ended sharply lower on Tuesday, extending losses after Monday’s brief pause. The Nifty closed at 25,597.65, down 165 points, and the Sensex settled at 83,459, slipping 519 points, as sharp cuts in IT, auto, and metal stocks dragged the market.

The S&P BSE Sensex advanced over 700 points to an intraday high of 84,932, while the NSE Nifty 50 rose over 200 points to a day’s high of 26,005. The Nifty is now just 1% away from its all-time high, while the Sensex sits 1.2% below its record peak. By the close, the Sensex settled 567 points higher at 84,778, and the Nifty ended 171 points up at 25,966.

After six straight days of gains, Indian equities finally took a breather. The Sensex slipped 344 points, or 0.41%, to close at 84,211, while the Nifty fell 0.37%, settling at 25,795, as investors booked profits near record highs.

Indian markets closed the week on a strong note today. The BSE Sensex jumped 484 points, while the Nifty crossed the 25,700 mark, extending the week’s momentum.

The Sensex surged 862 points to 83,467, while the Nifty rose 262 points to 25,585. Over the past two sessions, the Sensex has gained more than 1,500 points, and the Nifty is up 1.7%.

The S&P BSE Sensex climbed 575 points or 0.7% to close at 82,605, while the Nifty 50 added 178 points or 0.71% to finish at 25,323.

The Sensex slipped 297 points to close at 82,029, while the Nifty lost 82 points to settle at 25,145.

Indian equities ended the day lower on Monday, as IT stocks led the laggards amid renewed trade tensions between the US and China. The Sensex fell 174 points to close at 82,327, while the Nifty 50 slipped 58 points to 25,227.

The Sensex rose 398 points to 82,172, while the Nifty gained 136 points, closing at 25,182. Metal shares surged 2.2% on a rebound in base metal prices, driven by supply disruptions at key global mines.

After four straight sessions of gains, Indian markets took a breather on Wednesday. Sensex slipped 153 points to close at 81,773, and Nifty lost 62 points to end near 25,046 — as investors booked profits ahead of the Q2 earnings season.

Indian benchmarks extended their winning streak for a fourth straight session on Tuesday. The Sensex added 137 points to close at 81,926, while the Nifty rose 31 points to 25,108, led by strong gains in financials.

Indian markets kicked off the week on a strong note, led by banking and IT heavyweights. The Sensex jumped 583 points to close at 81,790, while the Nifty gained 183 points to reclaim the 25,000 mark.

Nifty closed at 24,894, up 58 points, Sensex at 81,207, rising 224 points. Investors were bullish on banks, consumer, and metal stocks, while Nifty traded rangebound.

After eight straight sessions of losses, the Sensex bounced back 716 points to trade near 81,000, while the Nifty rose 1% to close above 24,800.

India’s benchmark indices clocked their 8th straight loss on Tuesday. The Nifty closed at 24,611, down 24 points, while the Sensex slipped nearly 100 points to end at 80,268.

It was yet another dull day on Dalal Street as the markets clocked their seventh straight loss. Both benchmarks slipped in range-bound trade, weighed down by auto, IT, and pharma counters.

Indian equities crashed on Friday after the US. President Donald Trump announced steep tariffs of up to 100% on branded and patented drug imports starting October 1.

The Sensex fell 556 points to 81,160, while the Nifty slid below 24,900, ending at 24,891. Financials and IT shares dragged the markets, with foreign outflows and worries over US visa rules weighing on sentiment.

The Sensex slipped 386 points to close at 81,715, while the Nifty dropped 113 points, ending at 25,057. Losses were broad-based, with foreign outflows overshadowing any hopes of a festive-season demand boost.

Sensex closed down 57 points at 82,102, while Nifty slipped 33 points to 25,169, falling below the 25,200 mark.

Indian equities took a breather on Friday. The Sensex slipped 388 points to close at 82,626, while the Nifty ended 97 points lower at 25,327, snapping a three-day rally fueled by Fed rate cut hopes and upbeat trade talks with Washington.

Indian equities extended their winning streak for a third straight session on Wednesday, tracking positive global cues after the U.S. Federal Reserve trimmed rates by 0.25% to support its labour market.

Indian equities finished higher on Wednesday, extending gains for a second straight session. The Sensex climbed 313 points to close at 82,693, while the Nifty rose 91 points to 25,330.

Indian markets ended higher on Tuesday, with the Sensex climbing nearly 595 points to 82,380, while the Nifty closed above 25,230.

The Sensex closed 356 points higher at 81,905, while the Nifty added 109 points to settle at 25,114. Both indices gained 1.5% for the week, marking their second straight weekly advance.

The Sensex climbed 329 points to 81,635, while the Nifty gained 98 points to close at 24,968, just below the 25k mark.