Et Market Watch: Nifty, SENSEX LOG 8th Straight Loss as a rupee weakened | The Economic Times Podcast

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The Benchmark Indices of India clocked their 8th consecutive loss on Tuesday. The Nifty closed on 24,611, 24 points, while the SENSEX finished nearly 100 points to end at 80,268. Weakness in FMCG, Realty and it dragged the markets, although car, benches and metals helped to close the slide.

At the Tata Investment Stal Action Stal, and 16% rises to reach a record high of £ 10,391. Ola Electric also bounced back and rose by 5% after four losing sessions. Under Nifty Movers, Adani Ports, Ultratech Cement, JSW Steel, Tata Motors and Hindalco were top wins, while Interglobe Aviation, ITC, Bajaj Finnier, Airtel and Tech Mahindra led the losers.

Asian signals were mixed worldwide. The Japanese Nikkei slid out, but the indices of Hong Kong and Shanghai have won. Europe also showed a split, with the FTSE and CAC lower, while Dax and Ibex achieved small profits.

In the field of currency, the rupid made a record low and settled against the dollar at 88.79, where he registered his fifth monthly fall in India -US trade tensions. And in raw materials, the raw prices mitigated as OPEC+ plans to increase the output in November.

That is all for today’s market settlement. Stay informed with Et Markets Radio for more updates.