After starting the day on a positive note, the benchmarks changed little as the session progressed and ended the day higher.
Indian stock markets, today, exhibited lacklustre trend as benchmark indices moved in a narrow trading band.
At the closing bell, the BSE Sensex stood lower by 147 points (down 0.2%).
Meanwhile, the NSE Nifty closed lower by 27 points (down 0.1%).
M&M, Nestle and Titan was the top gainer today.
Hindalco, Trent and Sun Pharma on the other hand, were among the top losers today.
The GIFT Nifty ended at 22,569 down by 17 points.
The BSE Mid Cap ended 0.6% lower and the BSE Small Cap index ended 0.5% lower.
Barring FMCG sector and telecom sector, sectoral indices are trading on negative note with stocks in realty sector, metal sector and oil & gas sector witnessing selling pressure.
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The rupee is trading at 87.22 against the US$.
Gold prices for the latest contract on MCX are trading 0.3% higher at Rs 86,461 per 10 grams.
Meanwhile, silver prices are trading 0.4% higher at Rs 95,451 per 1 kg.
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Moving on to news from the finance sector, shares of Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA) surged 4% to Rs 178 apiece on February 25 after the company received shareholder approval to raise Rs 50 bn through a Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP).
The proposal was approved at the company's 22nd Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM), with all resolutions passed as special resolutions with the requisite majority, as stated in an exchange filing.
The fundraising will be conducted in one or multiple tranches and will result in up to a 7% dilution of the Government of India's shareholding post-issue.
Speaking at the EGM, Chairman and Managing Director Pradip Kumar Das highlighted that the capital raised through QIP would strengthen IREDA's green financing capabilities, support loan book expansion, and contribute to India's clean energy ambitions.

Moving on, Tata Investment shares surged over 8% on February 25 following the Tata Capital board's approval of an initial public offering (IPO).
Established in 2007, Tata Capital offers a diverse range of loans, including housing and personal finance.
Tata Sons remains its largest shareholder, holding a 92.8% stake as of March 2024.
Additionally, Tata Sons Private Limited owns a 68.51% stake in Tata Investment Corporation, as per exchange data for the quarter ending December 2024.
The Tata Capital board announced that the IPO will consist of a fresh issue of 230 m equity shares alongside an offer-for-sale by existing shareholders.
This marks the first IPO from the Tata Group since Tata Technologies' successful listing in November 2023. Tata Capital Financial Services, which merged with Tata Capital in January 2024, is among the entities included in regulatory filings.
Moving to news from the jewellery sector, Thangamayil Jewellery shares surged to the upper circuit on February 25, driven by optimism over the company's business growth following strong opening-day sales at its new Chennai showroom.
In an exchange filing on 24 February, the company reported sales of Rs 161.2 m on February 23, the launch day of its T. Nagar showroom.
The impressive sales figures, spanning gold, silver, diamonds, and other articles, were accompanied by a footfall of approximately 7,250 customers, reflecting an overwhelming response from buyers.
Moving on to news from the telecom sector, Bharti Airtel, India's second-largest telecom provider, saw its shares rise nearly 3% in intraday trade on February 25, reaching Rs 1,643 apiece, following its partnership with Ericsson to accelerate 5G evolution.
The company announced its collaboration with Ericsson to deploy a secure and high-performance 5G Core network, benefiting millions of Airtel customers and enterprises across India. This partnership will enable Airtel to gradually transition to a fully operational, standalone 5G network, unlocking advanced capabilities for its users.
As part of the agreement, Ericsson will integrate its Signalling Controller solution into Airtel's network while also introducing its 5G Standalone-enabled Charging and Policy solution.
According to the filing, these new capabilities represent a strategic enhancement to Bharti Airtel's 5G monetization efforts, enabling the development of new business models.
On February 12, the company awarded a contract to Nokia and Qualcomm to expand 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) and Wi-Fi solutions across India.
Under the agreement, Nokia will supply Airtel with 5G FWA outdoor gateway receivers and Wi-Fi 6 access points, powered by Qualcomm's modem-RF and Wi-Fi 6 chipsets.
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