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Domestic benchmark indices further declined on October 8 due to the RBI's hawkish rate hike raising financial concerns and rising crude oil prices. Nifty 50 fell 0.76% while BSE Sensex dropped 0.63%. The IT sector rose 1.8% led by Tata Consultancy Services ahead of earnings.

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Investors lost ₹9.5 lk cr in 1 hour. Following the escalation in US-Iran tensions, key Indian stock market indices extended their morning losses. US bond yields and crude oil prices bounced back strongly from today's lows after the fresh escalation in Middle East tensions, following US President Donald Trump's hint at a fresh strike in Iran. #sensex #nse #bse #stockmarket #share #sharemarket

Indian equity markets continued to decline as geopolitical tensions raised oil prices and bond yields. The Nifty 50 fell 0.28% to 22,716.2, while the Sensex slid 0.33%. The indices have lost nearly 6% over seven weeks, marking an extended losing streak amid volatility.

Indian equity benchmarks opened in the red on Monday. At the open, Sensex fell 500 points while Nifty was down 118 points. At the close, Sensex was down 1,124 points while the Nifty fell 360 points. #nifty #sensex #nse #bse #nifty50

Pakistan KSE 100 index has risen from around 81,000 to 1,70,000 levels in the last two years

On September 22, domestic indices fell as IT stocks declined, overshadowing oil price drops. Nifty 50 dropped 0.36% to 23,329; Sensex fell 0.44% to 74,529. Technical levels suggest a trading range of 23,000-24,000, with potential positive momentum if a US-Iran deal is confirmed.

Domestic benchmark indices opened lower on September 9 due to rising crude oil prices amid Middle East tensions. Nifty 50 fell 0.56% to 23,511.40. Key stocks like Coforge declined sharply, reflecting broader market pressure as FII positions remained negative.

Domestic benchmark indices opened higher on September 4, ending a four-session losing streak. Market sentiment improved as expectations of a US Federal Reserve rate hike eased, boosting global markets. Nifty 50 rose 0.23%, while BSE Sensex gained 0.66%, reflecting overall positive momentum.

Rising stocks: Milky Mist Dairy Food shares climbed 9.5%, reporting a ninefold profit increase in Q1, while several other stocks like Manali Petrochemicals and Vardhman Textiles also witnessed strong buying interest.