The October bloodbath of the Indian stock market continues in November with both the major indices Nifty and Sensex tanked more than 1.5 per cent on Monday in mid-session.
The Indian stock market, on Wednesday, retained its gain after suffering a historic bloodbath on Monday. Sensex surged 900 points snapping three-day losing streak.
Indian markets experienced one of the worst falls on Monday with both the indices Nifty, and Sensex registered high losses during the opening trade. Indian stock markets followed the global bloodbath.
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have heavily sold stocks off their portfolio in India on Tuesday, as the broader market witnessed a bloodbath, tracking initial trends in Lok Sabha results.
Indian stock indices witnessed a bloodbath on the day the Lok Sabha results are being announced, where incumbent BJP performed below par and seems it may fall short of exit poll predictions and the majority mark.
"Rahul Baba, five years have passed (since the abrogation of Article 370). This is the government of (Prime Minister) Narendra Modi. Leave alone the talk of the bloodbath. No one has the guts to throw a stone there," Shah said while addressing a gathering.
Former US President Donald Trump came out heavily against the Biden administration over the 'heavy influx' of migrants from the border and migrant crimes, while announcing that he will terminate every 'open border policy' if he comes to power.
US President Joe Biden's campaign spokesperson, James Singer, said in a statement that former President Donald Trump "wants another January 6" after Trump on Saturday said that there would be a 'bloodbath' in the country if he lost the upcoming polls, reported CNN.
Former US President Donald Trump on Saturday warned of a 'bloodbath' in the country if he does not get elected in the polls set to be held later this year, Politico reported.
Indian benchmark stock market indices traded marginally higher in Thursday morning session after a sharp slump in the previous session led by a broad sell-off.