Sensex and Nifty dip slightly as investors brush off tariff threats, Fed rate hold; FMCG outperforms while metals, pharma, oil & gas see sharp cuts
Why stock markets are falling: US Trump tariffs, F&O expiry, and FII selling are some of the reasons why Sensex, Nifty are down today
Cap fourth straight weekly loss, marking the longest streak since October, as earnings disappoint and FPI selling persists
Sensex and Nifty fall by 0.6% on Friday, led by declines in banking, IT stocks. The benchmarks end the week with their worst losing streak in six months, as weak earnings weigh on investor sentiment
The 30-share BSE Sensex dropped 375.24 points or 0.45 per cent to settle at 82,259.24. During the day, it fell by 415.21 points or 0.50 per cent to 82,219.27
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Indian markets fell amid renewed concerns over US trade policy after President Trump's 35% tariff announcement, with heavyweights like HDFC Bank, RIL, and TCS accounting for most of the losses
FIIs biggest investment was in the BFSI sector in June 2025, followed by Oil and Gas, and Automobile sectors
These business giants have been part of the index since 1986 due to their resilience and reinvention
Since April, the Nifty 50 and Sensex have surged nearly 17% from their lows, riding one of the strongest rallies we’ve seen this year.
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Vaibhav Sanghavi said that India would be one of the very few countries that will do very well in a global environment where almost all countries will be struggling for reasonable growth
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All the major sectoral indices were trading higher, led by the PSU Bank index up over 2 per cent
The Nifty IT index fell over 1 per cent, dragged by OFSS, LTIMindtree, Coforge, Tech Mahindra, Persistent and Mphasis falling up to 3.2 per cent
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The majority of sectors, barring Nifty Auto and Consumer Durables, were trading lower on Wednesday
Nifty Auto, Bank, Energy, FMCG, Metal, Consumer Durables and Oil & Gas were also trading under pressure
Indian equity benchmarks were trading higher on Monday led by gains in the heavyweight IT stocks including TCS, Tech Mahindra and HCL Tech
The shares of BSE on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) were put under stage 1 of long-term additional surveillance measures