The Indian markets closed lower on January 14, amid a volatile and rangebound session. Investors adopted a cautious stance ahead of the US Supreme Court's decision on the legality of President Donald Trump's tariff measures.

The Indian equity market ended lower in another volatile session, with the Nifty slipping below 25,750. The broader indices showed a mixed performance, with the BSE Midcap index declining by 0.2% while the Smallcap index rose by 0.5%.

Indian equity benchmarks ended the day in positive territory on January 12, breaking a five-day losing streak. The Nifty closed near 25,800, after staging an intraday recovery to settle near its day's high.

Indian equity benchmarks extended their losing streak to a fifth consecutive session on January 9, 2026, primarily driven by uncertainty surrounding the US Supreme Court's upcoming verdict on the legality of Trump tariffs, expected later today.

Bears tightened their grip on Dalal Street as Indian equity benchmarks extended losses for the fourth consecutive session on January 8.

The Indian benchmark indices extended their decline for the third consecutive session on January 7, with the Nifty closing below 26,150.

The Indian equity markets extended their decline for the second consecutive session on January 6, amid selling pressure in oil & gas stocks.

The Sensex and Nifty ended lower on Monday, pressured by declines in IT stocks and concerns over geopolitical tensions following a US military strike in Venezuela, which resulted in the capture of President Nicolas Maduro and his wife.

The Indian benchmarks closed higher on January 2, with Nifty hitting a fresh all-time high of 26,340 intraday, driven by broad-based buying across sectors, excluding FMCG.

The Indian equity indices began 2026 on a positive note, extending gains from the previous session as buying interest emerged across most sectors, except FMCG and Pharma.

Indian equity markets ended the final trading session of 2025, which also marked the first day of the January series, on a strong note, with the Nifty closing comfortably above 26,100.

In another rangebound session on December 30, equity indices ended marginally lower as investors remained cautious ahead of the release of the US Federal Reserve’s December meeting minutes.

Markets began the week on a negative note, extending their decline for the third consecutive session on December 29, amid broad-based selling.

On December 26, Indian benchmark indices closed lower for the third consecutive day, as profit-booking dominated in the holiday-shortened week, compounded by continued selling from FIIs, which weighed on market sentiment.

On December 24, Indian equity benchmarks ended marginally lower after a rangebound session, as trading volumes remained muted ahead of the Christmas holiday.