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Indian equity benchmarks on Wednesday snapped their four-session gaining streak and finished lower in volatile trade amid weak cues from the global cues.

Indian equity benchmarks on Monday extended their winning run for the third straight session, led by gains in technology and metal stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks finished the week on a higher note, extending their gains for the second straight session on Friday, led by a strong interest in automobile, bank and consumer stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks traded higher on Thursday after a bleak start, supported by gains in automobile, technology and pharma stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Monday settled higher in volatile trade as gains in consumer goods, technology and financial stocks countered losses in metal, energy and automobile.

Indian equity benchmarks on Monday rose in opening deals, led by a recovery in banking and technology stocks.

After plunging to over a year low, marking the worst week since the pandemic hit in May 2020, the bearish trend in Indian equities is far from over, and that slide will likely continue in the week ahead.

Benchmark equity indices crashed for the fifth day in a row after opening sharply higher on Thursday, underscoring investors' differing views on the US Federal Reserve.

In an extremely volatile session, Indian benchmark equity indexes closed in the red, see-sawing between losses and gains as investors remained jittery ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting later in the day.

Benchmark equity indices closed lower on Tuesday, marking the third straight session of losses on raging inflation.

Benchmark equity indexes reversed course and edged up on Tuesday as inflation data soothed investors' nerves somewhat.

Indian equity benchmarks had another rough start on Tuesday after plunging the previous two sessions after Wall Street stocks officially entered the bear market territory on fears that aggressive rate hikes would push the world's largest economy into recession.

Indian equity benchmarks plunged on Monday, the rupee hit a record low as surging US inflation data, and a COVID-19 warning from Beijing roiled global markets, with traders in Asia's third-largest economy waiting for May consumer price data for further cues.

Indian equity benchmarks started on Monday on a weak note after plunging last week as red-hot US inflation reignited worries about even more aggressive Federal Reserve policy tightening

After benchmark Indian indexes crashed on Friday, marking their first weekly drop in four, the intense selling pressure is likely to continue in the week ahead as investors across the globe remain concerned about the impact of aggressive monetary policy tightening on economic growth.

Indian equity benchmarks on Wednesday snapped their four-session gaining streak and finished lower in volatile trade amid weak cues from the global cues.

Indian equity benchmarks on Monday extended their winning run for the third straight session, led by gains in technology and metal stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks finished the week on a higher note, extending their gains for the second straight session on Friday, led by a strong interest in automobile, bank and consumer stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks traded higher on Thursday after a bleak start, supported by gains in automobile, technology and pharma stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks on Monday settled higher in volatile trade as gains in consumer goods, technology and financial stocks countered losses in metal, energy and automobile.

Indian equity benchmarks on Monday rose in opening deals, led by a recovery in banking and technology stocks.

After plunging to over a year low, marking the worst week since the pandemic hit in May 2020, the bearish trend in Indian equities is far from over, and that slide will likely continue in the week ahead.

Benchmark equity indices crashed for the fifth day in a row after opening sharply higher on Thursday, underscoring investors' differing views on the US Federal Reserve.

In an extremely volatile session, Indian benchmark equity indexes closed in the red, see-sawing between losses and gains as investors remained jittery ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting later in the day.

Benchmark equity indices closed lower on Tuesday, marking the third straight session of losses on raging inflation.

Benchmark equity indexes reversed course and edged up on Tuesday as inflation data soothed investors' nerves somewhat.

Indian equity benchmarks had another rough start on Tuesday after plunging the previous two sessions after Wall Street stocks officially entered the bear market territory on fears that aggressive rate hikes would push the world's largest economy into recession.

Indian equity benchmarks plunged on Monday, the rupee hit a record low as surging US inflation data, and a COVID-19 warning from Beijing roiled global markets, with traders in Asia's third-largest economy waiting for May consumer price data for further cues.

Indian equity benchmarks started on Monday on a weak note after plunging last week as red-hot US inflation reignited worries about even more aggressive Federal Reserve policy tightening

After benchmark Indian indexes crashed on Friday, marking their first weekly drop in four, the intense selling pressure is likely to continue in the week ahead as investors across the globe remain concerned about the impact of aggressive monetary policy tightening on economic growth.