Indian equity markets extended their losing streak to eight consecutive weeks, marking the longest weekly decline in 25 years. In the holiday-shortened week, the Sensex fell 1,986 points, or 2.68%, to 71,909.70, while the Nifty 50 declined 718.55 points, or 3.10%, to 22,421.95.
The sell-off was driven by several factors, including persistent FII outflows, Brent crude remaining above $100 a barrel, rising global bond yields and a weaker rupee. FIIs sold equities worth ₹34,966 crore during the week, while DIIs bought around ₹33,455 crore.
- Nifty fell 3.10% this week
- Sensex declined 2.68%
- FII selling: ₹34,966 crore
- Rupee closed at ₹96.32/$
- Crude remained above $100/barrel
With global yields, crude prices, foreign outflows and the rupee remaining key market factors, investors will closely watch RBI policy, crude prices and upcoming corporate earnings in October.
Indian equity markets ki losing streak lagataar 8 weeks tak pahunch gayi, jo 25 saalon mein sabse lambi weekly losing streak hai. Holiday-shortened week mein Sensex 1,986 points ya 2.68% girkar 71,909.70 par, jabki Nifty 718.55 points ya 3.10% girkar 22,421.95 par close hua.
Market sell-off ke peeche persistent FII outflows, $100/barrel se upar Brent crude, rising global bond yields aur weak rupee major factors rahe. FIIs ne week ke dauran ₹34,966 crore ki equities sell ki, jabki DIIs ne around ₹33,455 crore ki buying ki.
- Nifty: 3.10% down
- Sensex: 2.68% down
- FII selling: ₹34,966 crore
- Rupee: ₹96.32/$
- Crude: $100/barrel+
October mein investors ki nazar RBI policy, crude prices, FII flows aur corporate earnings par rahegi.