Sharp fall in Chinese market also affected the market sentiment to some extent.
The CNX Nifty resumed higher at 8,345.70 and hovered in a range of 8,364.50 and 8,270.15 before ending at 8,319.00, disclosing a loss of 15.60 points or 0.19 pct.
The CNX Nifty has dropped by 139.95 points or 1.65 per cent in the four days.
The CNX Pharma fell by 1.55 pct and Energy by 0.61 pct.
However, VEDL rose by 2.69 pct, Tata Motors by 2.67 pct, BPCL 2.61 pct Infosys 2.44 pct and PNB 1.96 pct.
Turnover in the cash segment rose to Rs 22,431.71 crs from Rs 17,897.25 yesterday. Total of 8,592.19 lakh shares changed hands in 75,26,636 trades and the total market capitalisation of the NSE stood at Rs 99,05,570 crore.
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