Sensex logs 1st loss in four days; banks play spoilsport
Mumbai, May 29 (DIN NEWS) Indian equities took a breather today after three sessions of winning run, with the benchmark Sensex dropping over 216 points after participants queued up to book profits in banking counters, among others, amid weak global cues and foreign fund outflows. With investors locking in gains towards the middle of the session, the 30-share Sensex ended at 34,949.24, down 0.61 per cent. The BSE gauge touched a low of 34,922.18 in intra-day. The Sensex had risen 820.57 points in the previous three sessions. Earlier today, the benchmark…
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