The Sensex fell 66 points to 52587 at the end of two-way volatility
(Gujarat News Correspondent) MUMBAI: Index-based caution was observed in Indian stock markets this weekend as the DGCA extended the ban on international flights to India till August 31, 2021, in view of the sudden surge in positive cases in the country signaling the third wave of Corona transition. International crude oil prices also rose to લર 5 a barrel and Brent crude rose to ૭૬ 1 a barrel on the global front, signaling a resumption of erosion of US-listed Chinese stocks and the imposition of 10 to 5 per cent export duty on steel exports to China. The negative impact of the dollar reaching the surface was also seen in the markets today. Along with the softening in the markets of Asian countries, there was also a softening in the markets of European countries. The index-based market entered the negative zone today as the overbought position of funds in metal-mining stocks eased in Indian stock markets and banking-finance stocks remained profitable. Of course, the Sensex, Nifty-based...