Sensex Drop

The S&P BSE Sensex dropped 1.52% to 58,237.85.

Bank stocks dropped 2.1%, while public sector banks fell 2.3%. Auto companies lost 2.2%.

Benchmark Sensex dropped 334 points on Monday due to intense selling pressure in metal and power stocks as FII outflows dampened investor sentiment.

The Sensex pared down to 59,257, after dropping 450 points.

Indian benchmark equity indices gained ground from the previous session's sharp drop, boosted by strong corporate earnings report, butcaution prevailed ahead of the US Federal Reserve's meeting

After benchmark Indian indexes crashed on Friday, marking their first weekly drop in four, the intense selling pressure is likely to continue in the week ahead as investors across the globe remain concerned about the impact of aggressive monetary policy tightening on economic growth.

As economic realities of high inflation and slowing growth set in, the BSE Sensex dropped more than 10% since its January 2022 peak

Indian equity benchmarks on Wednesday extended their fall for the third straight session as a sharp sell-off in information technology stocks countered gains in financials.

Indian equity benchmarks dropped more than 2 per cent on Thursday, dragged by banking, financial and metal stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks ended the last trading of April deep in the red, dropping nearly 1 per cent for the day and closing out the month over 2 per cent lower.

Indian equity benchmarks reversed the trend to end deep in the red with earlier session gains erased late on the last trading of April, dropping nearly 1 per cent and closing out the month lower.

The Indian equity benchmarks traded higher in opening deals on Thursday amid a sharp drop in crude oil rates.

The Indian equity indices on Monday traded lower led by selling pressure across all sectors during opening deals.

Mid- and small-cap shares faced intense selling pressure as Nifty Midcap 100 and Nifty Smallcap 100 indices dropped over 2 per cent each.

The Sensex dropped over 1,000 points and Nifty 50 index briefly tumbled below its important psychological level of 16,900.

The S&P BSE Sensex dropped 1.52% to 58,237.85.

Bank stocks dropped 2.1%, while public sector banks fell 2.3%. Auto companies lost 2.2%.

Benchmark Sensex dropped 334 points on Monday due to intense selling pressure in metal and power stocks as FII outflows dampened investor sentiment.

The Sensex pared down to 59,257, after dropping 450 points.

Indian benchmark equity indices gained ground from the previous session's sharp drop, boosted by strong corporate earnings report, butcaution prevailed ahead of the US Federal Reserve's meeting

After benchmark Indian indexes crashed on Friday, marking their first weekly drop in four, the intense selling pressure is likely to continue in the week ahead as investors across the globe remain concerned about the impact of aggressive monetary policy tightening on economic growth.

As economic realities of high inflation and slowing growth set in, the BSE Sensex dropped more than 10% since its January 2022 peak

Indian equity benchmarks on Wednesday extended their fall for the third straight session as a sharp sell-off in information technology stocks countered gains in financials.

Indian equity benchmarks dropped more than 2 per cent on Thursday, dragged by banking, financial and metal stocks.

Indian equity benchmarks ended the last trading of April deep in the red, dropping nearly 1 per cent for the day and closing out the month over 2 per cent lower.

Indian equity benchmarks reversed the trend to end deep in the red with earlier session gains erased late on the last trading of April, dropping nearly 1 per cent and closing out the month lower.

The Indian equity benchmarks traded higher in opening deals on Thursday amid a sharp drop in crude oil rates.

The Indian equity indices on Monday traded lower led by selling pressure across all sectors during opening deals.

Mid- and small-cap shares faced intense selling pressure as Nifty Midcap 100 and Nifty Smallcap 100 indices dropped over 2 per cent each.

The Sensex dropped over 1,000 points and Nifty 50 index briefly tumbled below its important psychological level of 16,900.