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Indices see worst week in 7 mths as Trump diktats hit IT, pharma
Business Standard
|September 27, 2025
Mkts fall nearly 1% on Friday in straight six sessions of losses; FPI outflows intensify
Indian equities ended sharply lower this week, with benchmark indices recording their worst weekly decline in seven months. Persistent foreign portfolio investor (FPI) selling, global trade tensions, and sector-specific pressures weighed on sentiment.
On Friday, the Sensex closed at 80,426, down 733 points (0.9 per cent), while the Nifty settled at 24,655, slipping 236 points (0.9 per cent). Both indices extended their losing streak to six sessions - the longest since February for the Sensex and March for the Nifty.
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