The Indian market experienced a bloodbath today on cues of the weak global market and the fear of increasing new cases of Omicron variant. The BSE Sensex fell by 2.62 per cent to a level of 57,491.51. Similarly, the BSE MidCap witnessed a fall of 952 points to a level of 23,998 points i.e. by 3.82 per cent. The BSE SmallCap index also had a freefall of 1,328 points and landed at 28,638 levels down by 4.43 per cent. 

The Indian Indices corrected steeply on Monday and followed the Friday fall. The benchmark indices at BSE and NSE fell sharply by over 2 per cent each as concerns mounted over the spread of the new covid variant and weak global cues. The BSE Realty, Metal, and Consumer Durables Sectors weighed the most on pushing benchmarks Sensex and Nifty 50 off the cliff. Today the FII net selloff was recorded at Rs -3148.58 crore, and a DII inflow of Rs 269.36 crore was recorded

The Indian markets extended their nosedive further on Friday amid weak global cues and broad-based selloff across sectoral indices. Banking and Consumer Durables stocks weighed the most on pushing benchmarks Sensex and Nifty 50 off the cliff, while Pharma and IT stocks also contributed to the downside substantially. Today the FII net selloff was recorded at Rs -4,679.84 crore and DII Inflow Rs 769.26 crore was recorded.  

The Indian indices slipped further down into red territory in Thursday's trading session. Today the FII net selloff was recorded at Rs 2,704.77 crore and DII outflow of Rs 195.07 crore was recorded. Markets witnessed a sharp selloff during the major part of the trade, as across the board profit booking weighed in. 

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Today in Wednesday trading, the Indian indices on the second consecutive day witnessed selling due to volatility amid mixed global cues. Today the FII net selloff was recorded at Rs 1,254.95 crore and the DII outflow of Rs 220.20 crore was recorded. The fear of hiking interest rates sooner than expected by central banks to control inflationary pressure has made global markets fall. 

In Tuesday trading session, the Indian indices witness a board selloff. Today the FII net outflow was recorded at Rs 855.47 crore and the DII outflow Rs 115.31 crore. BSE Realty, BSE Utilities, BSE Power, and BSE Consumer Durables are the top gaining sector today. The Telecom and IT sector were top losers among the sectors. 

On Monday, the Indian indices are trading sideways. The BSE Sensex is at 61,212, slipping by 11 points. 

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On Friday’s trading, the Indian indices were volatile and closed slightly lower. BSE Sensex closed at 61,223.03 levels down by 12 points. On the BSE Sensex index, the stocks of HFCL, Jain Irrigation Systems, Cosmo Films, Jamna Auto Industries, and Ge T&D India gained more than 7 per cent. BSE MidCap closed at 26,085.24 up just by 58 points, also the BSE SmallCap closed similarly, up by 153 points at 30,951.28 levels.