Markets ended higher on Monday after opinon polls in Britain over the weekend, ahead of the referendum on Thursday, increased the possibility that Britain would continue to remain in the European Union.
Earlier, markets witnessed a knee-jerk reaction after RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan's decision to move back to academia after finishing his term at the Reserve Bank of India in September too everyone by surprise.
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