Indian markets slipped into the red after a range-bound session. The Sensex dropped 346 points to 83,190, and the Nifty 50 sank 121 points to 25,355. Investor caution prevailed as they awaited telecom tariff clarification and earnings from industry giant TCS.
Due to uncertainty around telecom tariffs, Bharti Airtel sheds about 3%.
Bharti Airtel Ltd (₹1,964.00 | -2.76%)
The telecom major fell sharply on concerns over upcoming tariff changes. Heavy volume and a retreat from recent highs pushed the stock lower by ₹55.
- 52-Week Range: ₹1,421.45 – ₹2,045.80
- Volume: 56.96 Lakh shares
- Market Cap: ₹11,19,893 Cr
As investors reduce their exposure to FMCG, Asian paints see a selloff.
Asian Paints Ltd (₹2,447.50 | -2.06%)
Asian Paints faced selling pressure amid broader profit booking in consumption-linked stocks. The stock slipped over ₹50 even as it trades above March lows.
- 52-Week Range: ₹2,124.75 – ₹3,394.90
- Volume: 9.33 Lakh shares
- Market Cap: ₹2,34,763 Cr
HDFC Life Weakens Over 2% as Insurance Stocks Remain Subdued
HDFC Life Insurance Co Ltd (₹770.15 | -2.05%)
Shares of HDFC Life lost ground as insurance stocks saw muted interest. Investors are watching for clarity in margins and growth trends in upcoming results.
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- 52-Week Range: ₹584.30 – ₹820.75
- Volume: 26.03 Lakh shares
- Market Cap: ₹1,65,943 Cr
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