New Delhi, July 25: Indian equity markets ended the week on a weaker note, with benchmark indices Nifty and Sensex declining more than 2.3 per cent amid growing concerns over global inflation and uncertainty in international markets.
Investor sentiment remained cautious as persistent inflationary pressures and expectations of prolonged high interest rates in major economies affected market confidence. Global developments also influenced domestic trading trends, leading to increased volatility across sectors.
The decline reflected broader risk aversion among investors, with market participants closely monitoring inflation data, central bank policy signals and global economic indicators.
Despite the short-term pressure, analysts said India’s long-term growth prospects remain supported by strong domestic fundamentals, steady economic activity and continued policy reforms.
Market experts expect volatility to continue in the near term as investors assess global cues and the evolving inflation outlook.
