Indian Stock Market, Feb. 13 -- The Indian frontline indices closed lower for the seventh consecutive session on Thursday, February 13, as early gains were wiped off amid mid-session selling, dragging both the Nifty 50 and Sensex into the red. However, the intensity of selling pressure was lower over the past two trading sessions.

Inflation in India cooled more than expected in January, but a hotter-than-anticipated January inflation print in the U.S. dashed market hopes of multiple rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in 2025, weighing on investor sentiment during the session. Escalating global trade tensions have added to concerns, with investors wary that India could be targeted by U.S. President Donald Trump for potential reciprocal tari...