The FIIs witnessed buying in the last two days. The shares of HUL rose one per cent as its profit jumped 11 per cent. 

For domestic indications, investors awaited more corporate profits from Indian corporations.

The benchmark indices marked minor advances in the early trade and are still trading in a reserved range. 

The Indian markets opened on a positive note but dropped from the day’s high in the mid-morning session and thereafter, traded with mild gains.

Following the upward trend in the Asian stocks, the major equity indices are currently trading with decent gains.

Indian markets began the trading session on a positive note on the back of mixed global cues despite concerns over the rising recession and inflation.

The Indian bourses i.e. Sensex and Nifty fell on Tuesday amid the fear of rising interest rates and global inflation. 

The domestic equity indices witnessed losses in the opening trade. When the trading began, the metal, auto & FMCG stocks fell whereas the shares of power, oil & gas, and healthcare rose.

The domestic benchmark equities traded slightly lower in the early session. After increasing over the previous three sessions, the IT stock prices witnessed profit booking. As investors worried about interest rate hikes and their potential effects on global economic development, Indian markets opened this week's trading session on a negative note, following weak global indications.  

The Indian equity benchmarks i.e. BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 50 started the last session of the week in the green, building on one-month closing highs in the previous session.