Among sectors, the Nifty metal index rose 1.6 percent, auto added 1.2 percent and the energy index jumped 1 percent but the Nifty Bank ended 0.5 percent lower

The market is expected to remain volatile as concerns about the health of global economy mount and continuing foreign fund outflow, expert say

On the BSE, the Auto Index rose 4.4 percent, while Capital Goods, Information Technology, Healthcare and Realty indices gained 1 percent each.

On the BSE, all sectoral indices ended in positive territory led by oil gas (up 6 percent) and power, realty, IT and metal indices up 3 percent each

The broader market underperforms the benchmarks. The BSE midcap index declined 1.4 percent and the smallcap index closed 3 percent down

The undertone of the market continues to remain bearish with weak global cues dampening investors#39; sentiment as the FII selling is showing no signs of easing, pushing investors to exercise caution.

The undertone of the market continues to remain bearish with weak global cues dampening investors#39; sentiment as the FII selling is showing no signs of easing, pushing investors to exercise caution.

Broader indices outperformed the benchmarks, with the BSE midcap and smallcap rising 0.5 percent each

The BSE midcap and smallcap indices end marginally lower.

Indian rupee ended 19 paise lower at 78.03 to a dollar against the June 10 close of 77.84 after falling to a record low of 78.28 during the day

The US markets lost more than 2 percent yesterday as investors remained concerned about the global economy while awaiting key inflation data.

The market continued to be dominated by a volatile global market with investors weighing the impact of the upcoming global central bank meetings.

The focus now shifts to the global market, which is anticipating a hawkish Fed policy next week

Experts say the market has factored in a 50bps repo rate and CRR hike and any further measures to clamp down on liquidity will affect the market

Experts expect the volatility to continue in both global and domestic markets just before the RBI MPC meet outcome, ECB meeting and the US inflation data