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Market move▼ Bearish for Indian equities
Sensex, Nifty face pressure from rising US yields, crude and FII selling
The brief
- Global financial conditions remain challenging for Indian benchmarks
- Technical indicators signal further weakness after key support levels broke
- Continued pressure may weigh on Indian equities, especially rate- and oil-sensitive sectors
- Clean Max defies market fall, rises 5% after 8.6mn shares trade in block
- When will FIIs return to the Indian equity market? Bernstein has an answer
- Markets open lower as crude surge, FII selling and geopolitical jitters weigh on sentiment
- Foreign investors bet Panama can shrug off social unrest and Trump threats
- Clean Max shares see a ₹1,199 crore block deal amid volatile trading
Indian shares extend their losing streak
Indian equities came under pressure amid global weakness, rising crude prices and bond yields. The Sensex and Nifty recorded a seventh consecutive weekly decline, their longest such streak since 2020, as foreign investors sold ₹11,490 crore of equities over five days.
Friday, 25 September
- Sensex, Nifty face pressure from rising US yields, crude and FII selling