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Indian equity benchmarks rose on Thursday, halting a three-day plunge in a volatile trading session.

Indian equity benchmarks on Thursday traded higher in opening deals amid positive cues from the global markets.

Indian equity benchmarks on Wednesday extended their fall for the third straight session as a sharp sell-off in information technology stocks countered gains in financials.

Indian equity benchmarks fell, reversing gains in opening deals, underscoring the volatility ahead of the Federal Reserve's May meeting minutes later on Wednesday, likely to support the US central bank's aggressive rate-hike path.

Indian equity benchmarks on Wednesday traded higher in opening deals led by gains in banking and financial stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Tuesday extended their fall for the second straight session, dragged by information technology, pharma and consumer goods stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Tuesday traded higher in opening deals led by a recovery in metal stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Monday settled lower in a volatile trading session, dragged by heavy losses in metal stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Monday traded higher in opening deals led by gains in automobile and consumer durable stocks.

A sharp rebound in equity markets made investors richer by over Rs 5 lakh crore on Friday, with the BSE benchmark Sensex rallying 1,534 points after a rough day in the previous trade.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday made a strong comeback after falling sharply in the previous session, led by gains in metal and pharma stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday rebounded after a sharp decline in the previous session.

Indian equity benchmarks on Thursday extended their fall for the second straight session as fears over slower economic growth due to rising inflation dented investor sentiment.

Indian equity benchmarks on Thursday plunged sharply in opening deals amid weak cues from the global markets.

Indian equity benchmarks on Wednesday finished lower as losses in banking and information technology (IT) stocks offset gains in consumer goods and pharma.

Indian equity benchmarks rose on Thursday, halting a three-day plunge in a volatile trading session.

Indian equity benchmarks on Thursday traded higher in opening deals amid positive cues from the global markets.

Indian equity benchmarks on Wednesday extended their fall for the third straight session as a sharp sell-off in information technology stocks countered gains in financials.

Indian equity benchmarks fell, reversing gains in opening deals, underscoring the volatility ahead of the Federal Reserve's May meeting minutes later on Wednesday, likely to support the US central bank's aggressive rate-hike path.

Indian equity benchmarks on Wednesday traded higher in opening deals led by gains in banking and financial stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Tuesday extended their fall for the second straight session, dragged by information technology, pharma and consumer goods stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Tuesday traded higher in opening deals led by a recovery in metal stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Monday settled lower in a volatile trading session, dragged by heavy losses in metal stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Monday traded higher in opening deals led by gains in automobile and consumer durable stocks.

A sharp rebound in equity markets made investors richer by over Rs 5 lakh crore on Friday, with the BSE benchmark Sensex rallying 1,534 points after a rough day in the previous trade.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday made a strong comeback after falling sharply in the previous session, led by gains in metal and pharma stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday rebounded after a sharp decline in the previous session.

Indian equity benchmarks on Thursday extended their fall for the second straight session as fears over slower economic growth due to rising inflation dented investor sentiment.

Indian equity benchmarks on Thursday plunged sharply in opening deals amid weak cues from the global markets.

Indian equity benchmarks on Wednesday finished lower as losses in banking and information technology (IT) stocks offset gains in consumer goods and pharma.