On Tuesday, advancement in the Russia-Ukraine issue and a rise in oil prices led global markets to plunge sharply. Consequently, Indian equities opened sharp in red tracking overnight fall in the global market but could cut down their losses during the late session.

On Monday, the equity markets ended an extremely volatile trading session closing in red for the fourth consecutive session due to the ongoing Ukraine-Russia situation. Media and metal stocks witnessed profit booking at higher levels while some buying interest was seen in banking and financial stocks.

On Wednesday, the core equity indices ended in red after trading in a highly volatile session dragged by auto, bank, metal, and IT stocks.

On Tuesday, breaking the two-day losing streak and experiencing purchasing in frontline indices, Indian equities recorded gains in the afternoon session, staying near the day's high point. The report indicating that India and the UAE are set to sign a free trade agreement (FTA) on February 18, uplifted the sentiments.

On Monday, the equity markets experienced a bearish day due to increasing tension between the US and Russia over Ukraine which caused a rise in oil prices and led investors to dump risky assets. Sensex ended 3 per cent down at 56,405.84 levels whereas Nifty contracted 3.06 per cent settling at 16,842.80 level. 

On Friday, the benchmark indices broke three-day gaining momentum and ended lower with Sensex and Nifty contracting 1.31 per cent each.

On Thursday, the domestic market displayed upward momentum on the back of strong global cues and positive RBI policy.

On Wednesday, the benchmark indices ended in green for the second consecutive day on February 9 keeping eyes on MPC meeting outcome.

On Tuesday, equity benchmark indices broke the three-day losing streak and ended in green in the highly volatile session before the RBI policy outcome scheduled later in the current week.

On Monday, Indian markets opened in red due to mixed Asian market cues as investors continued to be cautious around the Ukraine crisis and internalize US jobs data and central bank moves in the region.