The Sensex on Monday fell by over 400 points after a worldwide selloff in equities and currencies. The Nifty, National Stock Exchange's indicator, also traded subordinate by 130 points to 6,135 levels.
The opportunity of a hold back in the Chinese nation and the qualms of Fed reduction came back to bother the Sensex which posted a gain of about 70 points for the last week at 21133 points.
Ranbaxy reserve unlimited losses this week after imports from its Toansa capacity were expelled by the USFDA. The store chop down 8 per cent to
Rs 308.75 points.
Jaiprakash acquaintances stock was the top loser (13.80 per cent) followed by JP Power (12.74 per cent) and HDIL falling 12.17 per cent.
Glenmark Pharma rose 5.50 per cent on good Q3 results.
Brokers said a weak trend prevailed in the Asian province and markets remained under heaviness as the US Federal Reserve is perched to prolong tapering its incentive programme. The market attitude was also dampened by tighter credit situation in China, raising fears of a slowdown, they further