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D-Street logs longest spell of week slump in 25 years

1 source · first seen 08:45 2 Oct · updated 08:45 2 Oct

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  • D-Street’s week-long slump is its longest spell in 25 years
  • Surging US bond yields helped drive a record selloff in the Sensex and Nifty
  • The selloff directly affects Indian equity investors across sectors

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Indian stocks’ extended weekly decline

The Nifty 50 fell for seven consecutive weeks as the selloff deepened and stocks broke long-held support levels. By October 2, Indian markets had logged their longest spell of weekly declines in 25 years.

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