Week ending 28th March 2026
# 1 Markets 1.1 The Indian equity market experienced a volatile, holiday-shortened week ultimately ending 1.27% lower as the Nifty 50 settled at 22,819.60 and the Sensex at 73,583.22. The
# 1 Markets 1.1 The Indian equity market experienced a volatile, holiday-shortened week ultimately ending 1.27% lower as the Nifty 50 settled at 22,819.60 and the Sensex at 73,583.22. The
# 1 Markets 1.1 Indian equities had a volatile week, with the Sensex and Nifty falling ~2–3% amid early sharp selling as West Asia tensions and a spike in crude
# 1 Markets 1.1 Indian markets fell nearly 2% last week amid rising global tensions around US–Iran talks. The Sensex closed at 81,287 and the Nifty at 25,179 — its
# 1 Markets Indian equities posted mild weekly gains despite IT weakness and elevated volatility, supported by defensive buying. Nifty 50 rose 0.39% to 25,571 and Sensex gained 0.38% to
# 1 Markets 1.1 Markets rose ~1% in the holiday-shortened last week, closing near record highs at 26,328 and 85,762 respectively. Broader markets shone brighter signalling robust risk appetite and
# 1 Markets 1.1 Indian equity benchmarks closed last week higher, supported by post-Budget consolidation, progress on a US–India trade deal, and the RBI’s steady policy stance, even as global
# 1 Markets 1.1 Indian equity markets traded calmly but within a narrow range last week ahead of the Union Budget, with benchmark indices gaining about 1% as investors remained
# 1 Market 1.1 Indian equity markets came under sustained pressure last week, with benchmark indices retreating amid escalating global trade tensions, heavy foreign institutional investor (FII) outflows of over
# 1 Markets Indian equity markets weakened last week, as global uncertainties and profit-taking weighed on sentiment. The Nifty 50 slipped below the 25,700 mark, registering a weekly decline of
# 1 Markets 1.1 India’s benchmark indices fell for a fifth consecutive session on Friday, posting weekly losses of 2.5%—the steepest since September—as investors turned cautious ahead of U.S. jobs