India front-line indices were trading at an all-time high on Friday in mid-session following positive sentiments in the market after the US Fed rate cut.

Indian stock market hits record high despite early losses. Sensex rises by 182.37 points to 83,262.03, while Nifty gains 46.30 points to 25,464.80.

Wall Street stocks hit record highs as the Federal Reserve cut interest rates to support the labor market. Dow rose 1.3%, S&P 500 1.7% and Nasdaq 2.5%. Nike replaces CEO John Donahoe with Elliott Hill,

Indian benchmark equity indices closed on a strong note on Thursday, with the Nifty hovering around 25,400. Gains in the banking, FMCG, and real estate sectors pushed the index up. In addition, the Federal Reserve's more significant-than-expected rate cut boosted global stocks,

The Indian equity benchmarks resumed their up move on Thursday after a day's pause in the previous session after the US Federal Reserve surprised global markets with first rate cut in four years which was larger than expected.