Buy or sell stocks, Jan. 22 -- The Indian stock market ended the Wednesday session on a cautious to negative note as mixed cues from Asian peers and sharp losses in the global markets, along with continued weakness in the rupee, kept investor risk appetite subdued. The Indian national Rupee (INR) slipped further to around 91.64 against the US Dollar (USD), reflecting strong dollar demand and reviving concerns over imported inflation and near-term capital flow stability. While the European Union's description of the India-EU trade pact as "historic" offered a constructive medium-term signal for India's external trade outlook, the lack of immediate clarity on implementation and fresh tariff rhetoric from U.S. President Donald Trump curtaile...