Indian stock market, March 16 -- Over the past week, the Indian stock market remained confined within a narrow range, culminating in a weekly loss. This downturn was primarily driven by escalating global trade tensions and substantial foreign capital outflows, which have dampened prospects for a sustained market recovery.

On Thursday, the 30-share BSE Sensex reversed its early gains, closing down by 200.85 points (0.27 per cent) at 73,828.91, marking its fifth consecutive session of losses due to selling in realty, IT, and auto sectors. Similarly, the NSE Nifty declined by 73.30 points (0.33 per cent) to settle at 22,397.20.

"Markets closed marginally lower last week, reflecting a consolidative tone amid mixed global cues. The benchmark...