Inventory market crash: Sensex plummets over 1,200 factors, Nifty down by over 300

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The inventory market plummeted in direction of the tip of the buying and selling session on Tuesday, January 21, 2025.

Folks stroll previous the Bombay Inventory Trade (BSE) constructing in Mumbai (Francis Mascarenhas/Reuters)

At 3:45 pm IST, the benchmark BSE Sensex tanked by 1,235.08 factors, or 1.60%, reaching 75,838.36.

The broader NSE Nifty fell by 320.10 or 1.37%, reaching 23,024.65.

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Which shares fell probably the most?

Zomato Ltd fell probably the most among the many Sensex shares by 10.92%, buying and selling at ₹214.65. This was adopted by NTPC Ltd, which fell 3.51%, buying and selling at ₹324.25, and Adani Ports and Particular Financial Zone Ltd which fell 3.32%, buying and selling at ₹1,110.95.

Solely two of the 30 Sensex shares had been within the inexperienced. They had been UltraTech Cement Ltd, which was up by 0.76%, buying and selling at ₹10,705.05, and HCL Applied sciences ltd, which was up by 0.49%, buying and selling at ₹1,804.50.

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Which sectors fell probably the most?

Among the many Nifty Sectoral Indices, Nifty Client Durables fell probably the most by 4.06%, reaching 38,114.75. This was adopted by Nifty Realty which fell 4.12%, reaching ₹906.40, and Nifty Midsmall IT & Telecom, which fell 2.66%, reaching 10,399.60.

Dixon Applied sciences (India) Ltd (-13.90%), Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd (-8.10%), and Amber Enterprises India Ltd (-7.58%) had been the shares which fell probably the most on the Client Durables Index.

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Oberoi Realty Ltd (-7.63%), Macrotech Builders Ltd (-5.19%), and Status Estates Tasks Ltd (-5.09%) fell probably the most on the Realty Index.

Vodafone Concept Ltd (-5.84%), Tejas Networks Ltd (-4.92%), and Coforge Ltd (-4.42) had been the shares that fell probably the most on the Midsmall IT & Telecom index.