Four members of India’s 30-stock Sensex hit 52-week lows Friday, Oct. 23, as the benchmark extended its losing streak to four sessions and settled at 73,123.83, down 0.17%.
Business Standard quote pages listed Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) at ₹354.70 intraday and ₹360.10 at the close. NTPC Limited recorded a low of ₹292.20 and closed at ₹298, while Power Grid Corporation of India Limited touched ₹242.30 and ended at ₹247.20. Hindustan Unilever Limited reached ₹1,782 before finishing at ₹1,820.
The Economic Times reported monthly declines of about 9% for BEL and NTPC, 8% for Power Grid and 6% for Hindustan Unilever. Its report did not state the comparison dates or method used to calculate those changes.
On Oct. 22, the Sensex closed at 73,249.39 after dropping 460.30 points, or 0.62%, in its third straight losing session, PTI reported.
Moneycontrol cited foreign fund outflows and rising crude oil prices as pressures on the broader market.
