The BSE benchmark Sensex on Thursday slumped below the 20,000 mark during mid-session by losing a whopping 364 points, on sustained selling triggered by weakness in other Asian bourses.
The Nifty posted its biggest percentage fall in a year on Thursday, as the prospect of an end to the U.S. stimulus programme and a weak China manufacturing survey sparked concerns foreign investors would end their recent buying spree. The Sensex...
Indian markets fell over 0.3 per cent in the opening session on Thursday on fresh selling by funds and retail investors on weak Asian cues. The 30-share BSE index Sensex was trading down...
Indian bourses opened gap down amid weak global cues. Indices extended losses led by Capital Goods and Financial stocks. Weak Chinese factory data and surge in Japanese bond yield dragged Nikkei index down over 7%.
Sliding for the third day, the BSE benchmark sensex on Wednesday fell by 49 points to close at a fresh one-week low, dragged down by a 6% slump in L&T after its quarterly results failed to meet market expectations.