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Last updated: 10 Dec, 2018  

BSE.9.Down.Thmb.jpg Market mayhem: Sensex tanks 713 pts, Nifty 205 pts

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SME Times News Bureau | 10 Dec, 2018

Broadly negative Asian stock exchanges along with a rise in global crude oil prices and domestic political uncertainty pulled the key indices of the Indian equity market lower on Monday.

The Sensex nosedived 713 points to end at 34,959, while the Nifty plunged to 10,488, down 205 points - or 1.9 per cent - from the previous close.

The Nifty MidCap also fell more than 2 percent, while the BSE MidCap slipped nearly 2 percent. Only 6 Nifty shares ended higher with large cap private bank stocks dragging indexes.

Asian equities ended with huge losses today as the sentiment remained sour over fears of slowing global economic growth and due to tensions between the US and China.

 
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