India’s total market capitalisation dropped to about $4.85 trillion, falling 2.7% from the previous close of $4.99 trillion as continued selling hit domestic equities. The decline comes as escalating Middle East tensions pushed crude oil prices higher, weighing on energy-import dependent economies like India. Both benchmark indices extended losses for a fourth straight session, with Sensex slipping below 80,000 and Nifty falling under the 24,500 mark. This marks the first time since April 2025 for Sensex and since August 2025 for Nifty to trade below these key levels. Persistent selling in 2026 has been driven by weaker earnings growth expectations and limited exposure to AI-led global market rallies. #StockMarketIndia #Sensex #Nifty #MarketCap #GlobalMarkets

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