Stock Market Update 10 April 2026: Indices Open On A Positive Note

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The Indian stock market indices opened higher on Friday after massive profit-booking a day earlier. Further recovery will hinge on clarity around the Middle East situation, crude oil prices, and liquidity improvement.

Backed by firm global cues and positive Gift Nifty trends, most Indian stock market indices opened in the green on Friday, 10 April 2026.

In the previous trading session (9 April 2026), indices witnessed a sharp dip due to wide-scale profit-booking after the recent rally.

At around 9:15 AM, the Sensex was trading higher by around 450 points at 77,103.37. The Nifty 50 also traded higher by 0.7% at 23,942.70.

Apart from the Sensex and the Nifty 50, most other indices were also in the green after market opening on Friday.

At around 9:17 AM, Bank Nifty was up by around 1.25% to trade at 55,507.20. The Fin Nifty was also up by around 1.4% to trade at 26,045.90.

The only indices in the red were Nifty Pharma (down by 0.4%) and Nifty IT (down by 1.6%).

The overall positivity in the market impacted the stocks as well. About 1,919 shares were trading in the green, whereas only 378 shares were in the red. 123 shares remained unchanged.

Shriram Finance, Wipro, Axis Bank, Eicher Motors, and Interglobe Aviation were among the major gainers on the Nifty. Top losers were Sun Pharma, TCS, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, and HCL Technologies.

  • Positive Global Cues: Most global markets witnessed positive investor sentiment on Friday. The US markets ended in the green on Thursday. At around 9 AM IST, Gift Nifty was up by around 30 points.

  • RBI’s Payment Mandate: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) issued final guidelines to hasten foreign remittances. Banks are now mandated to credit funds received during Forex market hours on the same day.

  • Rupee Improvement: The Indian National Rupee (INR) continued its improvement against the US dollar on Friday. It rose 6 paise to 92.45 during the early trade.

  • Rising crude oil: Crude oil prices rose again after attacks on Saudi energy infrastructure. Brent crude futures were trading higher by around 0.87% at $96.75 a barrel (as of 0100 GMT).

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After Wednesday’s rally, most investors booked profits on Thursday, leading to a slight decline in indices. On Friday, the markets showed renewed enthusiasm amid easing Middle East tensions and stable crude prices.

However, the sustainability of further recovery will hinge on clarity around the US–Iran situation, trends in energy prices, and improvement in liquidity conditions.

Sources:

The Economic Times

Moneycontrol

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