On Friday as well, the markets indicated bearish investor sentiments as Sensex ends below 51,000, declining by 434.93 points or 0.85 per cent to settle at 50,889.76 levels while Nifty fell by 137.20 points or 0.91 per cent to close at 14,981.75 levels.   

On Thursday, Sensex declined by 379.14 points or by 0.73 per cent to close at 51,324.69 levels while Nifty fell by 0.59 per cent or 89.95 per cent to settle at 15,118.95 levels. 

The domestic markets remained volatile during Tuesday’s trading session as the benchmark indices erased morning gains and tumbled into the negative territory.  

On Tuesday, the shares of Tata Communications jumped by more than 12 per cent after the company announced its tie-up with Google. 

After taking a breather of two days, the bulls returned to dominate the domestic equity markets as Sensex gained 222.13 points or 0.43 per cent to settle at 51,531.52 levels while Nifty rose by 66.05 points or 0.43 per cent to close at 15,171.55 levels. 

On Monday, the domestic benchmark indices wiped out the day's gains to end flat with a negative bias. Snapping its bull-run, Sensex erased around 500 points from its day's high to close at 51,329.08 levels, down by 0.04 per cent or 19.69 points. During the last half hour of the trading session, Nifty slipped in red to settle at 15,109.30 levels, down by 0.04 per cent or mere 6.50 points from its previous close. 

The shares of VRL Logistics surged more than 10 per cent after the company’s board of directors approved the proposal for buyback of shares. Additionally, positive growth in the company’s financial performance for Q3FY21 also boosted bullish investors’ sentiments.  

Markets continue to touch record close as Nifty and Sensex closed above 15,000 and 51,000 levels, respectively for the first time ever. Sensex gained by 617.14 points or 1.22 per cent to close at 51,348.77 levels while Nifty rose by 1.28 per cent or 191.55 points to settle at 15,115.80 levels.   

Affle (India) Limited reported strong growth in its performance for Q3FY21 as the global economy continues to recover from the shocks of the COVID-19 pandemic. The company reported better-than-expected performance for Q3FY21; as a result, its shares jumped by around 5.67 per cent on Monday.  

The shares of the buzzing mid-cap stock, Gujarat Gas jumped by around 14.14 per cent to touch its all-time high of Rs 449 per share on Monday. The shares of the company gained on strong Q3FY21 performance reported by the company.