Bengaluru, July 10 -- Following a volatile day, worries about the impending earnings season, trade tariffs, and possible trade agreement announcements between the US and India caused the Indian equities markets to conclude down. The benchmark indexes declined as a result of selling pressure seen in the metal, oil and gas, and IT sectors.

The FMCG industry enjoyed increases, helped by strong results from a few companies, although the overall market remained weak. On the other hand, sector-specific pressures like news pertaining to tariffs caused real estate and metal stocks to fall. With some indices finishing in the red and others rising, Asian markets had a mixed finish. At the closure of the Indian market, US futures had a little upwar...