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Sensex Extends Losing Run to Day 4, Ends 364 Points Lower

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The Indian stock market continued its losing streak, with the Sensex ending 364 points lower and the Nifty below 23,900. Adani Ent and Shriram Fin were among the top losers.

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Sensex Extends Losing Run to Day 4, Ends 364 Points Lower

The Indian stock market continued its losing streak, with the Sensex ending 364 points lower and the Nifty below 23,900. Adani Ent and Shriram Fin were among the top losers, with Adani Ent dropping 4% and Shriram Fin losing 3%. The market has been under pressure due to various factors, including global economic concerns and domestic policy issues. The Reserve Bank of India has also been taking steps to stabilize the market. The situation is being closely watched by investors and analysts.

Sensex Extends Losing Run to Day 4, Ends 364 Pts Lower

The Indian stock market has extended its losing run to a fourth day, with the Sensex ending 364 points lower. The Nifty also fell, closing below 23,900. Adani Ent and Shriram Fin were among the top losers. According to a report by The Economic Times, the market has been impacted by rising crude oil prices and a decline in investor sentiment. The situation remains uncertain, with many different factors at play. The Sensex has been falling for several days, with the market impacted by a range of factors. The Nifty has also been falling, closing below 23,900. Adani Ent and Shriram Fin were among the top losers, with their stocks falling by 4% and 3% respectively. The situation remains uncertain, with many different factors at play. The Sensex has been falling for several days, with the market impacted by a range of factors. The Nifty has also been falling, closing below 23,900. Adani Ent and Shriram Fin were among the top losers, with their stocks falling by 4% and 3% respectively.

Sensex Settles 363 Points Lower As Oil Touches $95 Amid US-Iran War

The Indian stock market witnessed a significant decline on Friday, with the Sensex settling 363 points lower. This downturn was attributed to the rising oil prices, which touched $95 amid the ongoing US-Iran war. The Economic Times reported that the Sensex extended its losing run to day 5, ending 332 points lower. BusinessLine also reported that the Sensex and Nifty declined for the fifth straight session, with auto and metal stocks dragging the market down. The market's decline was also influenced by the US-Iran war, which has led to increased oil prices. The Sensex's decline is a concern for investors, as it indicates a potential slowdown in the market. The market's performance will be closely watched in the coming days to see if the decline continues.

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