Asian Stock Markets Slide as Selling Pressure Hits Bangladesh, South Korea, India
Sourced from 5 publications
- •India's Sensex dropped 1,000 points from its daily high, with FII selling and rising bond yields cited as primary triggers.
- •Bangladesh's DSEX index fell 46.2 points to 5,404 as gas and power shortages dampened investor confidence.
- •South Korea's KOSPI dropped over 6% amid significant foreign selling, extending prior session losses.
- •GIFT Nifty futures indicated a modestly positive opening for Indian markets in a subsequent session.
- •Broader Indian midcap and smallcap indices showed relative resilience despite the Sensex decline.
Sources
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