Share Market Sensex 872 and Nifty also fell by 268 points

Share Market Sensex 872 and Nifty also fell by 268 points

The first day of the week has been very bad for the Indian stock market. In the stock market, Sensex fell by 872 points...

Mumbai: The first day of the week has been very bad for the Indian stock market. In the stock market, the Sensex fell by 872 points, while the Nifty also fell by 268 points. Investors were hit by the fall in the stock market in two consecutive sessions. Due to this fall, the investors lost 6.5 lakh crores of rupees.

On the other hand, the US central bank Fed is likely to increase its interest rates further. Its effect has been seen on the Indian stock market. For the past few days, the stock market was showing a bullish trend. During this two-month period, investors' wealth had increased by Rs 45.6 lakh crore. Now there is a loss of Rs 6.5 lakh crore.

TATA Cons. Prod- 0.89 percent

ITC- 0.77 percent

Coal India- 0.53 percent

Britannia- 0.38 percent

Nestle- 0.06 percent

A fall in these shares

Tata Steel- 4.54 percent

Asian Paints- 3.81 percent

Adani Ports- 3.62 percent

Tata Motors- 3.48 percent

JSW Steel- 3.25 percent

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