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Sensex and Nifty opened lower as investors tracked Middle East developments, while IT, cement and metal stocks led early gains.

Sensex fell over 500 points and Nifty slipped below 24,200 in early trade as weak global cues and rising crude oil prices weighed on markets.

Indian stock markets ended the week higher, supported by robust Q1 earnings despite rising oil prices and global uncertainties.

Large-cap mutual funds attracted the highest inflows in June despite delivering the weakest year-to-date returns, according to a Vallum Capital report.

Sensex and Nifty opened higher as IT and auto stocks gained despite weak global cues and continued foreign fund outflows.

Sensex ended flat, and Nifty edged lower as weakness in financial stocks offset gains in consumer and IT shares amid cautious market sentiment.

Sensex and Nifty opened higher on Wednesday as banking and financial stocks advanced, supported by positive global market cues.

Sensex fell over 600 points, and Nifty opened lower as Brent crude climbed close to $80 a barrel following rising tensions in West Asia.

Sensex surged 827 points and the Nifty closed above 24,200, led by strong gains in realty, IT and PSU banking stocks.

Sensex gained around 250 points and the Nifty climbed above 23,900 in early trade, led by consumer durable and banking stocks.