Mint Markets · Finance · 2026-09-07
Indian equity benchmarks ended higher on Friday, though gains were trimmed
Indian equity benchmarks ended higher on Friday, though gains were trimmed from the day's highs. Metals were the standout sector, jumping 1.42% ahead of key U.S. The rupee touched a two-month high after FCNR(B) deposits crossed $127 billion, easing concerns over currency pressure. Investors will now watch global cues from the U.N. jobs report and crude oil trends for further direction.
Why it matters. Why it matters: Indian equity benchmarks ended higher on Friday, though gains were trimmed from the day's highs.
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