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First deal: Sensex adds 131 points, Nifty is 24,070; PSU Bank Leader

Indian Stock Market News: Indian stocks tracked more openness in mixed Asian markets during Monday's trade. The BSE30-Share Sensex index has a higher open rate of 79,343.63, while the Nifty50 hits 24,070.25. Meanwhile, the wider market trades with a positive attitude, while mid-cap leads the basket.

In addition, the higher beta nifty bank index also trades with returns.

At the last trade fair, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIS) continued to buy a winning streak on Indian stocks for the eighth consecutive session – with a deal of Rs 17,796.30 crore.

From the Nifty50 package, the highest interest includes stocks such as Reliance Industries, Bharat Electronics, M&M, ICICI Bank and Dr. Reddy's lab, while the top lags are Shriram Finance, HCL Technologies, Tech Mahindra, Tech Mahindra, TCS and Infosys.

Department Performance

In a turbulent meeting, there were only sales pressures for IT and financial service packages, based on widespread purchases. Meanwhile, the pharmaceutical, PSU banking, real estate and consumer durability indexes bring benefits.

Tracked stocks:

Maruti Suzuki: Post is the quarterly figure for the automotive professional for fiscal 2024-25, and the company's stock will respond to the brokerage call of the stock.

TATA Technology: Global Engineering Services provides a weak set of fourth-quarter financial results, with revenues falling by more than 2% in turn.

Vodafone's idea: Global company Goldman Sachs bought shares of the company through Block Deal on Friday, which will acquire shares in debt telecommunications companies.

Oil price inspection

Crude oil prices have risen, but are locked down due to uncertainty over U.S.-China negotiations and potential OPEC+ supply rate hikes. Finally, Brent crude cut 0.2% at $66.75, while WTI crude fell 0.21% to $62.89 per ounce.

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