Sensex extends losses on foreign fund outflows, rising oil prices
Mumbai, May 18 (DIN NEWS) The BSE Sensex drifted lower by another 125 points in early trade today amid unabated foreign fund outflows and surging global crude oil prices. The rupee depreciating against the US dollar also affected momentum. Brokers said sentiment remained weak largely on sustained capital outflows by foreign funds and rising global crude oil prices, which went past the USD 80 per barrel mark. Investors also kept an eye on political developments in Karnataka. The 30-share index fell by 125.10 points, or 0.35 per cent, to 35,024.02 in…
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