The Indian stock market roared back to life on Wednesday, with investors cheering strong earnings and positive cues from global markets. The Sensex climbed close to 800 points , and the Nifty comfortably moved past the 25,600 mark , hitting levels not seen in months. The day began on a firm note and stayed upbeat till the end, as buying spread across most sectors. Banking, consumer, and auto stocks were the biggest drivers of the rally. What Happened in the Market Traders wer

Indian markets had another upbeat session on Wednesday, with both foreign and local investors showing confidence in the equity space. While foreign institutional investors (FIIs) cautiously turned net buyers, domestic funds once again came out in full force, giving the market solid footing through the day. As per provisional stock exchange data, FIIs picked up Indian shares worth just under ₹1,000 crore. The buying was modest but important, given that foreign flows have mostl

Indian markets extended their losing streak on Tuesday, with benchmark indices sliding further amid persistent selling pressure. Traders stayed cautious as global cues remained mixed and domestic investors preferred to book profits after last week’s rally. By the closing bell, the Sensex  had dropped nearly 300 points , finishing close to 82,030 , while the Nifty 50  shed around 80 points  to settle below 25,150 . The overall tone stayed defensive through the day, with only a

Textile counters were buzzing on Friday, with several stocks clocking sharp gains after Prime Minister Narendra Modi  said his recent conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump  reflected “good progress” in ongoing trade discussions. The comment was enough to set off a buying spree across the sector, as investors bet on a friendlier export environment for Indian manufacturers. A Ray of Hope for Exporters For months, the textile industry has been battling margin pressure fr