Indian benchmark indices opened higher on March 5, 2026, supported by positive global cues and strong buying interest. The BSE Sensex surged 414 points to 79,530, while the Nifty climbed above 24,600 in early trade.
Indian equity markets witnessed a sharp sell-off as escalating tensions in West Asia rattled investor sentiment. The Sensex plunged 1,500 points while the Nifty dropped nearly 500 points in early trade.
Indian stock exchanges, including the National Stock Exchange of India and Bombay Stock Exchange, remain closed on March 3 for Holi. While some states celebrate the festival on March 4, trading will resume on Wednesday.
Indian equity markets opened sharply lower as escalating Middle East tensions and surging crude oil prices triggered panic selling. The BSE Sensex fell over 1,100 points, while the Nifty 50 slipped below 24,850 in early trade.
Indian equity benchmarks fell sharply on Friday, with the Sensex dropping over 450 points below 82,000 and the Nifty slipping under 25,350. Selling pressure weighed on heavyweights including Bharti Airtel and IndiGo, while IT stocks showed mild recovery.
The NIFTY 50 settled at 25,496.55, up 14 points or 0.06%, while the BSE Sensex closed at 82,248.61, down 27 points or 0.03%.
The Indian stock market saw gains on Thursday, led by gains in IT stocks. However, weakness in banking stocks limited the upside. Positive cues from Asian markets also boosted investor confidence.
The Indian stock market opened higher on February 25, 2026. The Sensex rose 558 points to 82,784, and the Nifty rose 157 points to 25,581. The market had seen a significant decline on February 24th.
Indian equity markets witnessed a sharp decline in midday trading as heavy selling in IT, media and realty stocks dragged indices lower. The Sensex fell over 1,100 points while the Nifty slipped near the 25,400 mark. Market breadth remained weak with significantly more declining stocks than advancing ones.
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