Stock markets fall for 3rd day on foreign fund outflows; Sensex drops nearly 314 points

The 30-share BSE Sensex ended a choppy session lower, slipping 313.70 points (0.37%) to close at 84,587.01. Market sentiment turned cautious as volatility dominated trading, with most large-cap names finishing in the red.

Session at a glance

  • Sensex change: down 313.70 points (0.37%)
  • Closing level: 84,587.01
  • Constituent performance: 24 stocks closed lower, 6 stocks gained
  • Market tone: volatile throughout the trading day

What the move means

A drop of this size in a volatile session suggests short-term profit-taking and selective selling across major stocks. When most constituents move lower, it often reflects caution among institutional and retail investors rather than a single-sector sell-off.

What investors are likely watching next

  • Global market cues and macroeconomic updates that could influence sentiment
  • Upcoming corporate earnings and quarterly results for large components
  • Domestic economic data and policy signals that affect market direction

In the near term, traders may stay alert for continued volatility and look for clearer directional cues before committing to fresh positions.

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