Sensex fell 107 points to 66160 after missing the intraday level of 66000.
Impending correction in Nifty in case of break of important level amid concerns over Japanese yen Mumbai: At the end of the week, the trend of softness continued in the Indian stock markets. Global markets saw a cautious two-way swing today after yesterday's discount after the US hiked interest rates. But funds remained cautious for the second day in a row, with the Indian Nifty 50 index forecasting a major correction-downtrend in the event that the yen loses its key support level of 137-138 against the US dollar as the Japanese yen stalls as the Bank of Japan loosens its grip on global yields. Index based bullish trading eased. The market remained in the negative zone as funds booked profits in FMCG, metal-mining, power, capital goods, healthcare-pharmaceuticals stocks against selective attraction in banking-finance, IT stocks. In particular banking-finance stocks Bajaj Finserv, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, IndusInd Bank as well as IT stocks HCL Technology, TCS, Infosys, Tech Mahindra