The Sensex fell 254 points to 59,413
A game being played to feed the traders by triggering stop loss on both sides (Gujarat News Correspondent) MUMBAI: For the second day in a row, Indian stock markets, along with global markets, witnessed a negative impact on the global economy as China and European countries were hit by the global NG crisis and the consequent rise in international crude oil prices. However, funds made large purchases in metal-mining and power-capital goods stocks today in anticipation of benefits to Indian steel and mining companies, which have been forced to close factories in various industries due to shortages in China, including coal and fuel-power. However, the current global crisis could create a medium- to long-term downturn for India, which could be a temporary boon for India. In global markets, US stocks fell by 6 points on the Dow Jones yesterday. Japan's Nikkei index fell by 30 points today in the expected initial erosion in Asian markets. . Of course, for the second day in a row, the d