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Markets See Mild Gains Amid Volatility; IT Sector Drags for Third Week

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Moneycontrol•21-02-2026, 10:54

Markets See Mild Gains Amid Volatility; IT Sector Drags for Third Week

•Indian benchmark indices closed a volatile week with modest gains despite Thursday's sharp sell-off.
•BSE Sensex rose 0.22% to 82,814.71, and Nifty50 gained 0.39% to 25,571.25.
•IT stocks continued their decline, while rising crude oil prices added to market pressures.
•FIIs offloaded ₹637.68 crore, but DIIs bought ₹6,883.81 crore, supporting the market.
•Indian rupee ended its two-week winning streak, settling 34 paise lower at 90.98 against the US dollar.

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