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The Indian stock market declined for the fourth consecutive day, driven by rising crude oil prices and foreign investor sell-offs. The Nifty dropped 0.12% and the Sensex fell 0.19%, with pharma sector leading losses, while only media and consumer durables saw gains.

Indian stocks slid further, driven down by weak financial participation and high crude oil prices. The Nifty decreased by 0.34% and Sensex by 0.13%, with key sectors like metals and cement seeing significant losses amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Lenskart Solutions' shares rose 7% to an all-time high of ₹627 after posting a net profit of ₹228 crore for Q1 FY27, a 273% increase. Revenue grew 43.3% YoY to ₹2,714.18 crore, driven by strong domestic and international demand for eyewear.

Indian stocks faced downward pressure on August 12 due to rising crude oil prices and weakness in financial and technology sectors. Nifty fell 0.15% to 24,435 and Sensex dropped 0.34% to 77,889, pushing August returns into negative territory.

On August 11, the Indian stock market faced pressure with the Nifty 50 down 0.54% and Sensex declining 0.50%. Crude oil price rises and geopolitical tensions impacted sentiment, despite gains in pharma and technology stocks as mutual fund inflows weakened by 14.8% in July.

Electric two-wheeler stocks surged by 5% on August 11 after the government extended subsidies under the PM E-Drive scheme until FY28, increasing the allocation to ₹11,900 crore. The number of eligible vehicles for subsidies rose to 4.57 million, boosting market sentiment.

On August 10, the Indian stock market traded within a narrow range amid Middle East tensions affecting oil prices. Nifty 50 saw a slight increase of 0.05%, while Sensex dipped 0.06%. Sector performance varied, with heavy selling in some indices and gains in Realty and Private Bank stocks.

Titan shares rose 4% to ₹5,122 following strong Q1 performance, with analysts optimistic on company growth. Motilal Oswal projects an 18% CAGR in sales. Citi also upgraded its target to ₹5,700, while Nuvama downgraded to 'Hold', citing risks from customs duty on gold.

The Indian stock market struggled on August 7, with the Nifty 50 down 0.32% and the Sensex declining 0.59%. Concerns over a potential peace deal in the Middle East and financial sector weaknesses led to mixed performance among broader markets and sector indices.

Indian stock markets remained largely stable on August 6 as investors awaited clarity on a potential Middle East peace deal. The Nifty 50 edged up 0.05%, while the Sensex gained 0.26%. Mixed performance was seen in broader markets, with sectoral interests varying significantly.