INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
NEW DELHI: As the Indian stock market marked its worst week in over two years, the mood turned somber on Twitter too.
The BSE Sensex shed
5.1 per cent during the week gone by while its NSE counterpart, Nifty, ended 5.6 per cent lower
Midcaps and smallcaps were among the worst hit.
The fear was there all over Twitter
The question that haunted most investors was, for how long will this market crash play out.
Investors were counting on the Reserve Bank of
India to provide a balm to the sliding rupee
Alas! The central bank surprised one and all with its indifference to the plight of the rupee, which became a source of huge disappointment
for most investors, leading to intensified selling on Dalal Street.
Dalal Street mavens mostly stayed on the sidelines and had only one
the other highlight of the week was definitely the Rs 2.50 per litre cut in petrol prices
Although it came as a relief for the common man, it did not bode well for the oil marketing companies as they were asked to bear the burden
Guess who took a dig at the OMCs Yes, Samir Arora
Check out what he had to say:Sandip Sabharwal, an independent advisor at asksandipsabarwal.com, reiterated his stance to hold the OMCs and
also condemned the government decision
In a series of tweets, Sabharwal expressed both disappointment and anger over this move.
Like we always do, let me wrap up this week's
