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4 lakh crore lost stock market

Yesterday, the first day of the week, stock market indices witnessed a sharp decline. 

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At the end of trading hours, the Nifty fell 368 points and the Sensex 1,272 points, leaving investors with losses of nearly Rs 4 lakh crore.

Japan's stock market fell 5 percent yesterday as Japan plans to raise interest rates.

With Israel's attack on Lebanon, war tensions in the Middle East and fears of a disruption in crude oil supply, Indian stock market indices opened lower yesterday at the start of bull trading.

Foreign investment

Foreign investors sold shares worth Rs 9,792 crore yesterday.

Crude oil

Global crude oil prices were down 0.19 percent at USD 71.84 per barrel yesterday.

Rupee value

The Indian rupee was down 10 paise at Rs 83.79 against the US dollar.

During yesterday's trade, the Nifty fell 1.46 percent to 25,796.65 points as foreign investors began to sell stocks and exit; The Sensex fell 1.52 percent to 84,274.64 points. 

This was the worst fall in the stock market in the last two months.In the Nifty 50 index, all sectors except metals and media ended lower. In particular, auto sector stocks lost 2 percent and real estate, public and private banking sector stocks lost 1 percent in market value.



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