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Stock Markets Open On Muted Note, Sensex Opens Above 84,970, Nifty Tests 26,00
Stock Markets Open On Muted Note, Sensex Opens Above 84,970, Nifty Tests 26,00
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Stock Markets Open On Muted Note, Sensex Opens Above 84,970, Nifty Tests 26,00

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The Indian benchmark indices opened on a muted note on Tuesday as the Sensex started trade above 84,970 or 73 points higher and the Nifty opened at 25,931 or 27 points lower.

In the pre-open session, the Sensex was trading above 84,900 or 13 points higher and the Nifty was trading at 26,296 or 336 points higher around 9:02 AM.

The Gift Nifty was also trading at 25,988.50 or 1.50 points higher at 8:50 AM.

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