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Sensex and Nifty fall for fifth session
The Hindu··26 Jul
On July 24 the Sensex fell zero point four three percent to seventy-six thousand fifty-nine. The Nifty lost one hundred two points to twenty-three thousand seven hundred sixty-seven. West Asia oil moves and US tariff fears weighed on investor sentiment. FIIs sold nearly three thousand crore rupees as benchmarks fell for a fifth straight session.
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What It Means For You
- Retail investors saw five straight days of benchmark losses tied to global risk.
- SIP holders face paper declines but may watch FII flows for reversal signals.
- IT sector employees should note Infosys guidance cuts amid broader tech sentiment.
What's Happening
- Sensex fell zero point four three percent and Nifty lost one hundred two points on July 24.
- FIIs sold two thousand nine hundred ninety-nine crore rupees on July 23.
- Brent fell three point six six percent; KOSPI dropped five point seven two percent.
What Moves Indian Markets This Week
- FIIs often sell when oil and geopolitical risk rise together.
- Infosys guidance moves sway Nifty IT index weightings.
- US tariff headlines have pressured emerging market equities in July.
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