The Sensex gained 320 points, while the Nifty held firmly above 25,100, buoyed by a big geopolitical trigger: India and the European Union signing what Prime Minister Narendra Modi called the “mother of all deals.”

The Sensex gained 320 points, while the Nifty held firmly above 25,100, buoyed by a big geopolitical trigger: India and the European Union signing what Prime Minister Narendra Modi called the “mother of all deals.”

Indian equities closed lower for the third straight session, extending a sharp selloff that has erased nearly ₹14 lakh crore in investor wealth over just three days.

Indian equities closed lower for the third straight session, extending a sharp selloff that has erased nearly ₹14 lakh crore in investor wealth over just three days.

The Sensex fell 1,066 points, or 1.28%, to close at 82,180.
The Nifty 50 slipped 353 points, or 1.38%, ending the day at 25,232 — its lowest level in nearly three months.

Indian equity markets closed lower on Wednesday, extending recent losses as global trade concerns and continued foreign investor outflows weighed on sentiment.

Indian equity markets closed lower on Wednesday, extending recent losses as global trade concerns and continued foreign investor outflows weighed on sentiment.

The Sensex, which was down over 700 points in early trade, erased all losses within an hour and ended the session up 302 points at 83,878.

The Sensex, which was down over 700 points in early trade, erased all losses within an hour and ended the session up 302 points at 83,878.

The Sensex slipped over 600 points, while the Nifty closed below 25,700, as global trade jitters and political uncertainty out of Washington kept investors firmly on the defensive.