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Indian benchmark indices end in the red on Wednesday

| | Nov 02, 2016, at 10:37 pm
Mumbai, Nov 2 (IBNS): Tense over the presidential elections in the United States (US), market investors in Asia and Europe turned cautious and Indian markets followed suit on Wednesday.

Sensex fell 349.39 points and stopped at 27527.22 while Nifty ended at over 3-month closing low, down 112.25 points at 8514.

Some of the key stocks that gained on Wednesday were HUL, M&M, NTPC and Bajaj Auto while some of the key stocks that declined were ONGC, Tata Motors, Hero Motocrop, TCS, Wipro, BHEL, SBI and Cipla.

 

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