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Sensex falls by more than 600 points: Nifty also down 200 points, heavy selling in auto and pharma shares

Bhaskar English 4 hrs ago·22 Oct 2026, 4:04 am

The Indian stock market experienced a significant correction today, with the Sensex and Nifty both declining sharply. The benchmark indices fell by over 600 and 200 points respectively, indicating broad-based selling pressure across the board.

This sharp pullback was primarily driven by profit booking in key sectors like automobiles and pharmaceuticals. Investors appear to be taking some money off the table after recent rallies, leading to a drop in the broader market.

For investors, this volatility highlights the importance of staying invested for the long term. It is advisable to avoid making impulsive decisions based on daily market movements and instead focus on the company's fundamentals.

Excerpt from Bhaskar English

Shedding early jitters, the Indian stock markets recovered in the afternoon session on Thursday, 22 October, 2026. Aided by a rally in financial shares, the 30-company Sensex, after dropping more than 600 points, recovered and traded flat at 73,661 points by 11 am. While the 50-company Nifty fell to 22,739 points. In…
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