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MARKET WRAP: Sensex crashes 505 pts, Nifty at 11,378 on weak global cues

In key stocks, RIL fell over 2.3 per cent, while Sun Pharma cracked over 2.7 per cent. Financial stocks such as HDFC, HDFC Bank, SBI fell up to 2.5 per cent.

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SI Reporter  |  New Delhi 

The benchmark indices settled over 1 per cent lower on Monday taking cues from their global peers, which fell amid reports that the US was about to announce a new round of tariffs on Chinese imports. The S&P BSE Sensex ended at 37,586, down 505 points while the broader Nifty50 index settled at 11,378, down 137 points. That apart, a weak rupee also affected sentiment. The domestic currency slipped to an intra-day low of 72.62 against the greenback earlier in the day. The domestic unit on Friday had surged by 34 paise to close at a one-week high of 71.84 against the US ...

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MARKET WRAP: Sensex crashes 505 pts, Nifty at 11,378 on weak global cues

MARKET COMMENT Jayant Manglik, President, Religare Broking Nifty started the week on feeble note and lost over a percent, mainly pressurised by global cues. It opened gap down and remained under pressure till the end. The news of possibility of further escalation of trade war between the US and China didn't go well with the markets. Also, weakness in rupee further dented the sentiment. Mostly sectoral indices traded in line with the benchmark index and closed lower.   Markets are currently dancing to the global tunes and we do not see this changing any time soon. We reiterate our consolidation view in Nifty with bias on the negative side as sustainability seems difficult at higher level. In fact it may witness fresh fall if it fails to hold above 11,300. We advise maintaining balanced approach while trading stocks and keeping positions on both sides

MARKET WRAP: Sensex crashes 505 pts, Nifty at 11,378 on weak global cues

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MARKET WRAP: Sensex crashes 505 pts, Nifty at 11,378 on weak global cues

Sectoral losers of the day on the NSE

MARKET WRAP: Sensex crashes 505 pts, Nifty at 11,378 on weak global cues

BSE Sensex: Sun Pharma, HDFC, RIL among top losers of the day

MARKET WRAP: Sensex crashes 505 pts, Nifty at 11,378 on weak global cues

Market at close   The S&P BSE Sensex ended at 37,586, down 505 points while the broader Nifty50 index settled at 11,378, down 137 points.

MARKET WRAP: Sensex crashes 505 pts, Nifty at 11,378 on weak global cues

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MARKET WRAP: Sensex crashes 505 pts, Nifty at 11,378 on weak global cues

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MARKET WRAP: Sensex crashes 505 pts, Nifty at 11,378 on weak global cues

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MARKET WRAP: Sensex crashes 505 pts, Nifty at 11,378 on weak global cues

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MARKET WRAP: Sensex crashes 505 pts, Nifty at 11,378 on weak global cues

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First Published: Mon, September 17 2018. 08:13 IST

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MARKET WRAP: Sensex crashes 505 pts, Nifty at 11,378 on weak global cues

In key stocks, RIL fell over 2.3 per cent, while Sun Pharma cracked over 2.7 per cent. Financial stocks such as HDFC, HDFC Bank, SBI fell up to 2.5 per cent.

The benchmark indices settled over 1 per cent lower on Monday taking cues from their global peers, which fell amid reports that the US was about to announce a new round of tariffs on Chinese imports. The S&P BSE Sensex ended at 37,586, down 505 points while the broader Nifty50 index settled at 11,378, down 137 points. That apart, a weak rupee also affected sentiment. The domestic currency slipped to an intra-day low of 72.62 against the greenback earlier in the day. The domestic unit on Friday had surged by 34 paise to close at a one-week high of 71.84 against the US ...

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