The stock market regained its momentum in the last trading session of the week, closing notably higher after a drastic collapse on Thursday despite continued foreign investors selling woes. The BSE Sensex gained 760 points 0.

The Nifty 50 ended the session with a gain of 0.91%, closing at 24,131, while the Sensex rallied by 0.91%, finishing at 79,760. However, the broader markets underperformed the benchmark indices.

The two key equity benchmark indices, Sensex and Nifty, on Friday rebounded sharply in early trade, because of buying in frontline stocks such as Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank. At 10.50 am, the BSE Sensex jumped 746 points to 79,

Indian benchmark equity indices traded lower on Thursday, tracking the decline in global markets as concerns over US economic policies and the outlook for interest rates weighed on sentiment. Read on to know what exactly triggered the crash.

Market analysts express concerns about Nifty's downward trend, with support around 23,600 and potential declines towards 23,500. Bank Nifty shows weakness, with critical support at 51,800. Caution is advised amidst geopolitical tensions and inflation worries.

Benchmark indices Nifty and Sensex extended their morning gains on November 29, buoyed by a strong rally in auto, pharma, energy, and infra stocks, just a day after logging their sharpest single-day decline in nearly two months.

The Indian stock market saw a massive crash during the afternoon trading hours on Thursday, November 28, 2024. At 2:50 pm IST, the benchmark BSE Sensex fell by a whopping 1,163.92 points or by 1.45%,

Indian benchmark indices broke their two-session gaining streak on Tuesday dragged by selling pressure in auto and pharma stocks. While the S&P BSE Sensex settled at 80,004.06, down by 105.79 points or 0.