A chook flies previous a display screen displaying the Sensex outcomes on the facade of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) constructing in Mumbai.
| Photo Credit: NIHARIKA KULKARNI
Key benchmark inventory indices on Wednesday fell over 1% led by losses in heavyweight shares. The S&P BSE Sensex fell 1.08%, or 790.34 factors, to 72,304.88. The Sensex shares which misplaced probably the most included Power Grid down 4.43%, Maruti (2.94%,) IndusInd Bank (2.93%), M&M (2.68%) and Wipro (2.68%).
The NSE Nifty-50 index too fell 1.11%, or 247.20 factors, to 21,951.15.
Avdhut Bagkar, Technical and Derivatives Analyst, StoxBox mentioned, “Indian equity indices moved into the red today ahead of the much-awaited U.S. inflation reading during the week. A slew of strong economic data along with inflation that has proven to be sticky has resulted in traders drastically dialling back their initial expectations of deep and early interest rate cuts from the Fed.”
“The heaviest selling today was seen in heavyweight banks, auto, power and metal stocks. All thirteen sectors were in the red with auto, media, metal and oil & gas sectors dragging the most,” he added.