Overall market sentiment appears negative, with around 748 stocks advancing compared to 2627 stocks declining, indicating a negative outlook in the broader market.

However, there has been a notable uptick of 4.64 per cent in the India VIX, indicating heightened market volatility.

The broader market sentiment appears optimistic, with around 2147 stocks advancing compared to 1123 stocks declining, reflecting a positive overall market outlook.

Regarding market sentiment, around 2150 stocks are advancing, outnumbering the 1368 stocks in decline, indicating a positive sentiment in the broader market.

Regarding market sentiment, approximately 1773 stocks are on the rise, slightly outnumbered by 1770 stocks that are declining. This indicates a mildly negative sentiment prevailing in the broader market.

The broader market sentiment remains positive, with 2325 stocks advancing compared to 1266 stocks declining, depicting a mixed landscape in the Indian markets.

Market breadth is characterized by a positive tilt, with approximately 1901 stocks advancing compared to 1556 stocks registering declines. This equilibrium underscores the prevalent optimistic sentiment prevailing throughout the broader market landscape.

Market breadth displayed a favorable outlook, with around 2103 advancing stocks compared to 1442 declining ones, reflecting an overall positive sentiment in the broader market.

With optimism in the small-cap sector stocks, the advance-decline ratio reveals that approximately 1,600 stocks are on the rise, while 1,323 stocks are experiencing declines.

The broader market sentiment remained optimistic, with around 2,141 stocks advancing and 828 declining. This overall positive sentiment across a wide range of stocks suggests favorable prospects for the upcoming trading session.

Taking a broader view, the landscape reveals around 2,066 stocks on the rise, while 853 stocks are observing declines. This collective movement underlines an overarching positive sentiment that currently pervades the wider market scene.

A broader market sentiment analysis indicates that around 2091 stocks are advancing, while 1502 stocks are witnessing declines, implying an overall optimistic sentiment across the broader market landscape. 

Looking at the broader market sentiment, approximately 1167 stocks advanced while 622 stocks declined. This equilibrium pointed towards a cautious yet optimistic sentiment prevailing in the broader market landscape.

The broader market sentiment was cautiously positive, as around 1002 stocks advanced compared to 984 declining stocks, indicating a mix of caution and optimism in the market.

Assessing the broader market sentiment, approximately 993 stocks are on an upward trajectory, while 887 stocks are witnessing declines. This balanced discrepancy reflects a neutral sentiment prevailing in the broader market landscape.

In terms of market breadth, approximately 339 stocks were advancing, while around 1574 stocks were declining. This distribution highlights the prevailing negative sentiment within the broader market.

On August 10, foreign institutional investors (FII) bought shares worth Rs 331.22 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DII) purchased shares worth Rs 703.72 crore.

The broader market sentiment appeared upbeat, with approximately 1165 advancing stocks in contrast to 658 declining stocks. This equilibrium reflects an overarching optimistic outlook in the broader market landscape.

Overall, about 1000 stocks advanced, and 836 stocks declined, suggesting a positive broader market sentiment and a promising start to the trading session.

Among the listed stocks, around 1257 are advancing compared to 582 stocks that are declining, indicating an overall positive sentiment in the broader market.

In the broader market sentiment, approximately 1271 stocks are in the advancing category in contrast to 599 stocks that are witnessing declines, underscoring a positive overall sentiment.

The overall market breadth seems positive, with about 1321 stocks advancing and only 507 stocks declining, suggesting a favorable sentiment in the broader market.

In the broader market, around 1411 stocks are advancing, indicating a positive sentiment, compared to 413 stocks that are declining.

Market sentiment appears positive with 1265 advancing stocks against 576 declining stocks.

The broader market sentiment appears positive, with about 1385 stocks advancing and only 467 stocks declining, reinforcing the optimistic outlook among investors.

Sensex and Nifty show marginal declines of 0.07 per cent and 0.04 per cent respectively.

In terms of broader market sentiment, around 945 stocks advanced, while 857 stocks declined, indicating a slightly positive overall sentiment in the market.

In terms of market breadth, about 1185 stocks were advancing, surpassing the number of 643 declining stocks, indicating a positive sentiment in the broader market.

The Sensex commenced its trading journey above the commendable 67,000 mark, boasting a gain of 0.41 per cent, while the Nifty followed suit, opening above 19,800 with a surge of over 0.38 per cent.

Nifty Mid-cap and Nifty Small-cap opened higher, up by 0.41 per cent and 0.9 per cent respectively.

The advancing stocks outnumber the declining stocks, with approximately 1434 stocks advancing and 419 stocks declining.

The market sentiment appears positive, with 1436 stocks advancing compared to 394 declining.

On July 11, foreign institutional investors (FII) purchased shares worth Rs 1,197.38 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DII) sold shares worth Rs 7.25 crore.

On July 7, foreign institutional investors (FII) purchased shares worth Rs 790.40 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DII) sold shares worth Rs 2,964.23 crore.

The financial sector pulled down Indian equities as they opened on Friday but gains in IT firms prevented further declines in spite of Accenture's warning of decreased customer spending. 

On Thursday, Indian stocks experienced a decline, driven by IT stocks, in response to the Federal Reserve's continued efforts to combat inflation, despite signalling a potential pause in interest rate hikes.