The BSE Sensex fell over 82 points in early trade today on weak global cues after President Donald Trump pulled the US out of the landmark Iran nuclear deal, fanning fears of an escalation in geopolitical tensions.

Crude oil prices zoomed past $76 per barrel mark amid foreign capital outflows and depreciating rupee.

The BSE Sensex advanced about 181 points in early session, maintaining its positive form for the second straight day on unabated buying by domestic institutional investors amid positive leads from Asian markets following overnight gains on the Wall Street.

The 30-share Sensex, which had gained 292.76 points in the previous session, rose another 180.73 points, or 0.51 %, to 35,388.87.

The Sensex gained over a 100 points in early morning trade on Monday and reclaimed the 35,000 mark. The Nifty, meanwhile, is trading at 10,650.

The market breadth remained positive at the beginning of the week with 368 shares advancing, against a decline of 113 shares.48 shares remained unchanged.

key indices on Friday opened mildly lower tracking weak Asian cues. The BSE benchmark Sensex was down 92.18 points at 35,012.69 and the 50-share NSE Nifty fell 32.85 points to 10,646.80.

Asian shares were steady while the Japanese yen held onto overnight gains in early trading on Friday as financial markets turned their attention to the looming US payrolls data for fresh catalysts.

After starting on a positive note, the benchmark BSE Sensex fell over 80 points in early trade today on weak Asian cues as tariff woes between the US and China returned, ahead of trade talks between the two countries.

The 30-share index, after opening 80.89 points higher, turned negative on profit-booking at current levels to quote 86.59 points, or 0.22%, lower at 35,089.83.

BSE benchmark Sensex rose nearly 200 points in opening trade today only to turn cautious tracking negative global cues ahead of the US Federal Reserve policy announcement scheduled later in the day.

The 30-share index, which opened 196.79 points higher, pared most gains and was trading up by 7.63 points, or 0.02 per cent, at 35,167.99.

Reliance Indutries (RIL) fell over 2% after the company’s consolidated finance cost jump to Rs 25.66 billion as against Rs 5.56 billion in the last quarter of 2016-17, and Rs 21 billion in the December 2017 quarter.

The company reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 94.35 billion for the quarter ending March 31 (Q4) on the back of improved performance of its petrochemical and retail businesses.

The domestic equity and money markets opened in green on Friday morning tracking global cues. The BSE Sensex was trading over 120 points up at 34,835.42 in early trade, while the 50-share NSE Nifty index was up 44 points at 10,661.

Q4 earnings of YES bank led the gains, among the early gainers were Reliance, Indiabulls Housing Finance , Hindalcoand Asian Paints.

Benchmark BSE Sensex rebounded over 57 points in early trade on Thursday on sustained buying by domestic institutional investors amid mixed trend in other Asian bourses.

Short-covering of bets on Thursday being the last session of April expiry in the derivatives segment supported the recovery.

The benchmark BSE Sensex started on a negative note, shedding over 100 points on Wednesday, on weak global cues and rupee depreciation against the U.S. dollar.

Asian shares fell across the board, following an overnight drop in U.S. stocks. Rising U.S. bond yields and crude oil prices too worried investors.

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