Indian stocks hit foreign exchange, 0.28 points down SENSEX

The global stock market is now in the throes of a sell-off. As the market conditions improved, people began selling shares, and the impact ...

The global stock market is now in the throes of a sell-off. As the market conditions improved, people began selling shares, and the impact is now felt in the Indian market. The Sensex closed at 11,083.45 on the last trading day, down 0.26 points on Friday.

 The Bombay Stock Exchange index fell 126.18, or 0.34 per cent, to 38,408.6. It is reported that Reliance Industries is the largest lighter. Shares fell by 2 percent to high-yield investors.

 In addition to Reliance, the list of top losers at the end of Friday's deal includes HDFC Bank, Asian Paints, Kotak Bank and Bajaj Auto. On the other hand, shares of Sunfarma, Mndm, HCL and Axis Bank have also ended their growth in the stock market. "The decline in the U.S. GDP is affecting the financial system," he said.

 Not only India, but also Hong Kong, Tokyo, Seoul and other markets have been closed under the red signal, while the Shanghai stock market has been closed to trade. Similarly, the European stock market appears to have traded at a profit.