πŸ“‰ Why did the Bank Nifty nosedive today?
Fri, Jul 9, 2021 10:00 PM

πŸ“‰ Why did the Bank Nifty nosedive today?

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Bank Nifty experienced a steep selling pressure on Friday with the Index diving 202.15 points (-0.57%). This is primarily because there is a new mounting fear about the increasing spread of the Delta variant of the coronavirus which can arrest economic recovery. Three underperformers include: [1] HDFC (-1.06%), [2]Axis Bank (-0.93%), [3]IndusInd Bank (-0.64%). Will the market recover next week?

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