Stock Market Slides Sharply Amid Bihar Vote Counting; Sensex Crashes Over 400 Points
As counting begins for the Bihar Assembly elections, early trends show the ruling NDA alliance gaining a decisive lead. However, the political momentum could not lift investor sentiment today, as the Indian stock market opened with sharp losses, mirroring Thursday’s decline in U.S. markets.
Sensex and Nifty Open Deep in Red
The BSE Sensex opened 418.53 points lower, down 0.50%, at 84,060.14, with 22 of its 30 components trading in the red. The NSE Nifty 50 slid 110 points (0.4%) to begin the session at 25,768.
The sell-off largely tracked global cues, with U.S. tech stocks plunging over concerns surrounding the Federal Reserve’s next rate move. The weakness extended into Asian markets this morning, and India was no exception.
Losers and Gainers
Top Decliners:
Tata Motors...









