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Indian equity benchmarks extended losses for fourth consecutive day on Wednesday amid weak global cues, following Silicon Valley Bank crisis.

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Indian equity benchmark hit a five-month low on Tuesday as the relentless selling continued for a fourth session over a U.S. banking crisis that sparked a global selloff among lenders.

Indian equity benchmark fell more than 1% in volatile trading on Monday, dragged by a selloff in financial stocks, while the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank weakened sentiment.

Indian equity benchmark sank about 1% on Friday, as banking and financial stocks mirrored the slump in lenders globally, while IT stocks fell on persistent worries of high interest rates ahead of key U.S. jobs data later in the day.

Dear Trader… The Indian equity market started the day on a strong note, wherein the benchmark index retested the 17200 zone within minutes after the opening bell. However, it appeared to be a false momentum as the index took a U-turn to pare down the early gains and gradually nosedived

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Indian equity benchmark hit a five-month low on Tuesday as the relentless selling continued for a fourth session over a U.S. banking crisis that sparked a global selloff among lenders.

GNS English

Indian equity benchmark hit a five-month low on Tuesday as the relentless selling continued for a fourth session over a U.S. banking crisis that sparked a global selloff among lenders.

Indian equity benchmark fell more than 1% in volatile trading on Monday, dragged by a selloff in financial stocks, while the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank weakened sentiment.

GNS English

Indian equity benchmark fell more than 1% in volatile trading on Monday, dragged by a selloff in financial stocks, while the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank weakened sentiment.

Indian equity benchmark sank about 1% on Friday, as banking and financial stocks mirrored the slump in lenders globally, while IT stocks fell on persistent worries of high interest rates ahead of key U.S. jobs data later in the day.

GNS English

Indian equity benchmark sank about 1% on Friday, as banking and financial stocks mirrored the slump in lenders globally, while IT stocks fell on persistent worries of high interest rates ahead of key U.S. jobs data later in the day.

Indian equity benchmark sank about 1% on Friday, as banking and financial stocks mirrored the slump in lenders globally, while IT stocks fell on persistent worries of high interest rates ahead of key U.S. jobs data later in the day.

GNS English

Indian equity benchmark sank about 1% on Friday, as banking and financial stocks mirrored the slump in lenders globally, while IT stocks fell on persistent worries of high interest rates ahead of key U.S. jobs data later in the day.

Indian equity benchmark posted their biggest one-day drop in over two weeks on Thursday, snapping a three-session winning streak, as concerns of a prolonged high-interest rate regime weighed on sentiment.

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Indian equity benchmark posted their biggest one-day drop in over two weeks on Thursday, snapping a three-session winning streak, as concerns of a prolonged high-interest rate regime weighed on sentiment.

Indian equities benchmarks opened gap down in line with global markets post the hawkish commentary from US Fed Chair Jerome Powell. But value buying at lower levels led the markets reverse its losses and close in green.

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Indian equities benchmarks opened gap down in line with global markets post the hawkish commentary from US Fed Chair Jerome Powell. But value buying at lower levels led the markets reverse its losses and close in green.

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