Sensex Falls 188 Points Amid Elevated Crude Oil Prices; Tata Group Stocks Decline After N. Chandra’s Exit
Godrej Consumer Products fell 10% after Sudhir Sitapati resigned, while SBIN led early gains and market breadth stayed positive on the NSE.
- Indian equity indices opened with a cautious undertone on Wednesday as investors weighed persistent uncertainty surrounding US-Iran negotiations and mixed global market trends.
- Escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and rising crude oil prices weighed on sentiment, prompting investors to reduce exposure to risk assets and pull back from Tata Group stocks.
- Market breadth remained negative, with 1,312 stocks declining against 1,557 advancing on the NSE, as Godrej Consumer Products tumbled 10 per cent and TCS and M&M led the losers.
- Currency pressure persisted as the rupee traded in a narrow range near 95.32, impacted by early gains in crude oil prices, while Nifty PSU Bank gained 2.05 per cent.
- Technical Research Analyst Hitesh Tailor advised a selective approach, noting the near-term market setup appears range-bound amid elevated crude prices and upcoming global inflation data.
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Sensex falls 188 points amid elevated crude oil prices; Tata Group stocks decline after N. Chandra’s exit
The 30-share BSE Sensex declined 187.90 points, or 0.24%, to settle at 77,966.35, with its 21 constituents ending lower, eight with gains and one unchanged
Sensex Ends 188 Points Lower, Nifty Slips 36 Points as Elevated Crude Prices Weigh on Investor Sentiment
Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. The domestic equity markets closed lower on Wednesday, with the benchmark Sensex falling 187.90 points, or 0.24 per cent, to 77,966.35, while the Nifty 50 declined 35.75 points, or 0.15 per cent, to 24,435.95, as elevated crude oil prices and caution ahead of key inflation data weighed on investor sentiment. Business News | Sensex Ends 188 Points Lower, Nifty Slips 36 Points as Elevated Cr…
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