Indian shares buck global pullback as Sensex climbs nearly 800 points; IT and banks lead gains
Indian equities diverged from a broader global risk-off tone, with Sensex and Nifty 50 advancing on strong buying in IT and private banks. Positive earnings-driven moves in key tech names and heavyweight support from financials and consumer staples outweighed weakness in metals and select pharma. The session suggests resilient domestic risk appetite and constructive breadth in India despite soft Asian cues and weaker US equity futures.
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Indian equities rose on Friday, with the Nifty 50 up 0.85% to 24,277.45 and the Nifty Bank gaining 0.86% to 58,074.60. IT stocks led advances, as TCS, Tech Mahindra and Infosys climbed, alongside bank heavyweights including Kotak, ICICI and HDFC Bank. Metal shares and some pharmaceutical names eased, but overall market breadth remained positive.