The domestic share market indices ended marginally higher in a volatile trading session on Wednesday, supported by late buying interest and easing crude oil prices below the $110-per-barrel mark. 

Fuel prices have risen again across major  cities, marking the second increase within a week after oil companies revised retail rates on Monday

India has set an ambitious target of achieving $1 trillion in exports during the current financial year, Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Monday.

The domestic share market erased early gains to close lower on Tuesday as banking, metal and financial shares dragged markets down.

China’s economy showed fresh signs of losing momentum at the start of the second quarter, with industrial production, retail spending and investment activity slowing sharply in April.

The Indian benchmark indices staged recovery on Monday, with Sensex and Nifty rebounding up to 1.5% from their respective lows.