The Indian share market indices ended lower for the fourth consecutive session on Thursday.

In its report the IMF said, Growth in India is projected to remain strong at 6.8 percent in FY 2024-25,.

The Israel-Iran crisis weighed on investor sentiment, dampening risk appetite for equities and rising bond yields added to the pressure.

The domestic share market indices Indian benchmark indices ended lower for the second consecutive session on Monday.

India's foreign exchange reserves rose for the seventh straight week to hit a fresh all-time high of USD 648.562 billion in the week ending on April 5.

At 4.85 percent, the latest headline retail inflation figure is the lowest since May 2023 when it came in at 4.31%