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Market move▼ Strongly bearish for Indian equities
Another stock market crash: Nifty, Sensex tank - FII selling, high bond yields, among 5 reasons behind big plunge
The brief
- Indian equity markets extended losses for the fourth session
- Persistent FII selling, high bond yields, a weak rupee and rising crude oil prices weighed on markets
- Weak sentiment pressures Indian equities, especially rate-sensitive and oil-importing sectors
- Will MDR on UPI give a boost to digital rupee?
- A weak rupee would push RBI to follow tightening path
- Rupee to weaken as oil, US yields weigh; fading Fed hike bets offer no relief
- Rupee to fall more, yield curve to shift higher in H2FY27: Gaura Sengupta
- Indian rupee rebounds to 95.83 vs US dollar as crude prices ease
Indian equities fall amid FII selling
The Sensex and Nifty hit six-month lows on 29 September, then failed to sustain a brief recovery as FIIs sold nearly ₹25,500 crore over three days. On 1 October, the sell-off deepened, wiping out ₹8 lakh crore in market value amid persistent FII selling, high bond yields, a weak rupee and rising crude prices.
Thursday, 1 October
- Another stock market crash: Nifty, Sensex tank - FII selling, high bond yields, among 5 reasons behind big plunge