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The Friday test: Will Nifty extend its historic losing streak to nine weeks?

Economic Times 1 hr ago·9 Oct 2026, 4:19 am

The Nifty 50 posted another weekly decline, slipping about 0.8% on Friday and putting the index on track for a ninth consecutive week of losses – the longest streak in recent history.

The slide reflects a mix of pressures: foreign investors have been net sellers, higher crude oil prices are adding cost pressures, and the rupee’s depreciation is eroding foreign‑currency returns. Technical charts also show bearish formations, which have kept sentiment cautious.

Investors will be watching the next batch of data – inflation, GDP growth and RBI policy cues – as well as oil price movements and any shift in foreign fund flows. A reversal in any of these factors could change the market’s short‑term trajectory.

Excerpt from Economic Times

Indian equity markets are facing the prospect of a ninth consecutive weekly downturn amid multiple challenges. This week alone, the Nifty index has dropped by around 0.8% following a significant slide. Factors such as foreign selling, surging crude oil prices, and a depreciating rupee have dampened market sentiment.…
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