New Delhi, Sept. 3 -- The Indian stock market ended Thursday's trading session, September 3, with losses amid fears that global central banks, led by the US Federal Reserve, could raise interest rates to combat rising price pressures.

The sell-off in global bonds was another area of concern, as investors demanded higher compensation for holding government debt amid persistent inflation and rising debt levels following years of heavy government spending.

However, one positive trigger for the domestic market emerged as overseas investors turned net buyers, purchasing Rs.6,688 crore worth of Indian equities on Wednesday even as the benchmark indices declined.

Analysts suggested that the sharp gap-down decline could present a buying opport...