
Indian stock markets extended losses for a second consecutive session amid escalating global trade tensions, persistent foreign fund outflows, and mixed quarterly earnings. The Sensex fell over 1,000 points across two days, slipping below 82,200, while the Nifty dropped below 25,250. Key sectors including IT, realty, and auto faced selling pressure, with defensive sectors like FMCG showing limited gains. Geopolitical concerns, especially US tariffs on European countries over Greenland, and a weakening rupee contributed to cautious investor sentiment and increased volatility.
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