The Sensex fell 555 points to 59,190
- End of bullish hype: Widespread fluctuations in small, mid-cap stocks (Gujarat News Correspondent) MUMBAI: The international credit rating agency Moody's yesterday upgraded India's credit rating outlook from negative to stable, with eight Indian banks upgrading their outlook from negative to stable. Funds in stocks called for an index-based crash, with stocks in the small, mid-cap and cash segments rebounding rather than selling out universally. On the global front, on the one hand, the NGA crisis in China forced industrial units to shut down and the world was forced to shut down. . In metal-mining, IT, consumer durables and healthcare stocks, funds were hammering heavily, with the Sensex falling 2.15 points to 316.5 and the Nifty spot down 19.50 points to close at 16. The US dollar had gained 3 paise to Rs 2.7 against the rupee. International crude oil prices also rose and Brent crude crossed the ૮૩ 7 level. Sensex plunges 4 points to 640, down 6 points Trading started s...