- BSE index reduces 3.07 percent and the broader NSE index 3 per cent, their largest daily percentage falldown since Sept. 3, 2013, when the rupee was still stagger from its least market turmoil since the 1991 balance of payment crisis.
- Shares sink more than 3 percent on Tuesday, posting their largest daily loss since the rupee crisis in 2013 as a continued fall in oil prices hit emerging markets, sending blue-chips such as State Bank of India BSE -4.05 % sharply downward.
- Oil explorers reduce, tracking the falldown in US crude oil prices. Reliance Industries BSE -4.67 % slide 4.5 percent, while Oil and Natural Gas BSE - 5.89 % Corp sinked 5.7 percent.
- Blue-chips led losses as global shares sank on the back of a extended glide in oil prices that is increasing concerns about the health of the global economy. ICICI Bank BSE -4.20 % stray 4.2 percent, State Bank of India demolish 4.1 per cent while Infosys BSE -1.99 % fell 2.1 percent.
DAILY GAINERS AND LOSERS
GAINERS
Maruti Suzuki
LOSERS
Jindal Steel
HDFC
Sesa Sterlite
ONGC
Tata Steel
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