Equity trading in India shows repeated intraday swings as investors react to global market direction and changes in oil prices. In early trade, the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty rise in multiple sessions, with reports citing a positive trend in global peers and easing oil prices. One report links a sharp rally to a global upmove alongside a drop in oil prices, while another attributes gains to buying in blue-chip and IT stocks. In contrast, other sessions show declines in early trade when global peers appear weak or when oil prices remain elevated. Separate reports describe a fall in Sensex and Nifty amid weaker global cues and foreign fund outflows. A rebound is also reported after a sharp fall in the prior session, with banks among the leading sectors in one update. By the end of one trading day covered in the set, both indices close higher, with the Sensex up about 827 points to 77,569.39 and the Nifty up about 244 points to 24,206.90. Overall, the articles consistently point to external factors—global sentiment and oil—driving market volatility.