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Indian equity benchmarks on Monday managed to finish in the green, pausing a sharp six-day plunge, amid volatile trade.

Indian equity benchmarks on Monday traded higher in opening deals amid volatile trade.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday extended their fall for the sixth straight day, with the Sensex down 2,041.96 points or 3.72 per cent for the week on stagflation worries, the exodus of capital on flight-to-safety trades.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday extended their fall for the sixth straight day as losses in banking, financial and metal stocks countered gains in automobile, consumer goods and pharma.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday jumped in opening deals led by gains across all sectors after a steep fall in the previous session.

Indian equity benchmarks dropped more than 2 per cent on Thursday, dragged by banking, financial and metal stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Thursday plunged sharply amid weak global cues.

Indian equity benchmarks on Wednesday extended their fall for the fourth straight session amid choppy trade.

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

Indian equity benchmarks on Tuesday extended their fall for the third straight session in a volatile trade.

Indian equity benchmarks on Tuesday traded higher in opening deals led by gains in automobile and consumer goodsstocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Monday extended their fall for the second straight session amid weak global cues.

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

Indian equities and the rupee face more tough times ahead after a broad slump since the war on the edge of Europe as stagflation, which was considered a threat and a fallout of the Russia-Ukraine crisis, is fast becoming a reality.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday plunged sharply as investors worried that aggressive interest rate hikes to tame surging inflation may dent global economic growth.

Indian equity benchmarks on Monday managed to finish in the green, pausing a sharp six-day plunge, amid volatile trade.

Indian equity benchmarks on Monday traded higher in opening deals amid volatile trade.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday extended their fall for the sixth straight day, with the Sensex down 2,041.96 points or 3.72 per cent for the week on stagflation worries, the exodus of capital on flight-to-safety trades.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday extended their fall for the sixth straight day as losses in banking, financial and metal stocks countered gains in automobile, consumer goods and pharma.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday jumped in opening deals led by gains across all sectors after a steep fall in the previous session.

Indian equity benchmarks dropped more than 2 per cent on Thursday, dragged by banking, financial and metal stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Thursday plunged sharply amid weak global cues.

Indian equity benchmarks on Wednesday extended their fall for the fourth straight session amid choppy trade.

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

Indian equity benchmarks on Tuesday extended their fall for the third straight session in a volatile trade.

Indian equity benchmarks on Tuesday traded higher in opening deals led by gains in automobile and consumer goodsstocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Monday extended their fall for the second straight session amid weak global cues.

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

Indian equities and the rupee face more tough times ahead after a broad slump since the war on the edge of Europe as stagflation, which was considered a threat and a fallout of the Russia-Ukraine crisis, is fast becoming a reality.

Indian equity benchmarks on Friday plunged sharply as investors worried that aggressive interest rate hikes to tame surging inflation may dent global economic growth.