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Slew of corrections dent largecap funds' long-term return picture
- Average five-year performance was hardly above fixed-income returns
NSE close · Thu, 1 OctNifty 5022,421.95▼ 0.88%Nifty Bank54,450.75▼ 0.33%Midcap 10058,732.00▼ 1.01%Smallcap 25017,589.05▼ 1.18%India VIX14.46▲ 7.19%IT28,304.70▲ 2.17%Auto25,384.95▼ 3.46%Pharma26,311.55▼ 0.48%FMCG43,789.85▼ 1.61%Metal12,460.70▼ 2.35%Realty835.00▼ 1.46%Energy36,388.15▼ 0.68%PSU Bank7,937.80▼ 0.98%Financials24,556.10▼ 0.38%Media1,546.30▼ 2.33%Defence9,142.55▼ 1.45%Durables35,927.80▼ 1.91%Biggest movesMONEYVIEW▲ 58.5%MOLBIO▲ 15.6%THOMASCOTT▲ 12.3%AUGMONT▲ 10.0%HEROMOTORS▲ 10.0%VIVIANA▲ 10.0%LOKESHMACH▲ 9.5%ANAWIL▼ 11.0%
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Market valuations▼ −20% net tone today
- Nifty50 fell below its 200-week moving average near 22,600 for the first time since Covid
- Nifty 50 fell for seven straight weeks, wiping out nearly $250 billion in market capitalisation
- US Treasury yields rose above 5.2%, weighing on global stock markets
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Nifty 500 stocks fall up to 70% from 52-week highs; why broad market recovery may remain elusive in short term
- Nifty 500 stocks are down by as much as 70% from their 52-week highs
- Deep drawdowns and a weak recovery outlook weigh on Indian small- and mid-cap sentiment
Market crash wipes out Rs 26 lakh cr in 8 weeks! Why soaring bond yields may hurt Sensex, Nifty more than elevated oil prices
- Sensex and Nifty have fallen for eight straight weeks, wiping out more than Rs 26 lakh crore in market capitalisation
- Rising yields and oil pressure Indian equities, with exposure across rate- and fuel-sensitive sectors
Nifty slips below 22,500 as Sensex sheds 571 points; breakdown below 22,000 flagged
- Nifty 50 may break below 22,000, with no government commentary after successive market crashes
- Sensex shed 571 points as Nifty fell below 22,500
- The sell-off weighs on Indian equities, including large-cap and domestic-market stocks
Nifty valuations near post-Covid lows. Alchemy Capital’s Alok Agarwal explains what investors should buy now
- Nifty valuations have reset sharply from 2024 levels and are near post-Covid lows
- Potential valuation support for Nifty constituents, though the report gives no specific stock picks