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Nifty and Sensex recorded their seventh consecutive weekly losses as crude prices, rising US bond yields and FII selling pressured Indian equities.

Indian equities gained as softer crude prices, lower bond yields and improved risk appetite lifted investor sentiment across key sectors.

Indian markets closed lower on Friday, but IT, FMCG and banking shares helped limit losses amid global equity weakness.

The BRICS currency debate focuses on local-currency trade and payment systems, with India cautious about a common currency.

Sensex fell 417 points and Nifty closed at 23,873 as crude prices and bond yields raised inflation and rate concerns.

Indian stock markets ended lower on Monday as weak global cues, rising crude prices and sectoral selling weighed on the Sensex and Nifty.

Sensex ended 287 points higher and Nifty settled at 24,335 as healthcare, pharma and PSU bank stocks supported gains.

Sensex falls 493 points and Nifty slips 133 as geopolitical tensions and weakness in IT, realty and PSU bank stocks weigh on markets.

Sensex and Nifty ended nearly flat as gains in IT stocks offset losses in FMCG and metal shares after a volatile trading session.

Sensex and Nifty closed lower as investors reacted to rising West Asia tensions and uncertainty in global markets.