Sensex fell 181.83 points to 18,969.45 on the wholesale pivotal led by banks after the RBI increased key interest rates one to two years and by revising upward its inflation forecast forecast.Besides , investors run until the positions in derivatives segment before this month end billing and a downward trend overall.
Openness to a higher score, the gauge rose to 19,340.99 before ending with a loss Reserve Bank of India raised the key lending and deposit rates by 0.25 percentage points and the inflation rate expected 31st 7 percent higher than earlier estimates of 5.5 percent in March
Similarly, the broader National Stock Exchange index Nifty lost 55.85 points to 5,687.40, after touching the day's high of 5801.55, the market remained under pressure following the increase of sessions of interest rates in a row within a year.
Nikkei, except in Japan, Asian stock markets closed lower and a weak opening in Europe has dampened commercial investors and fund here.Retail feeling given to the confrontation with their positions until the end of colonization in January derivatives segment.
The banking sector index suffered the most to lose 2.34 percent to 12,349.75, the majority of large companies such as State Bank of India, ICICI Bank and HDFC bank losses' are excluded, despite the best performance in third quarter.
Fast Moving Consumer Goods sector was the second worst performer losing 1.67 percent to 3487.72 as Hindustan Unilever, the biggest maker of household products plunged 5.45 per cent to Rs 281.65 its biggest drop since July 2009, after the third quarter profit fell by higher input costs, reduced operating margins.
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