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Indian Equity Markets Close Lower Amid Foreign Selling and Yield Concerns

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Indian equity markets closed lower on October 12, 2026, with the Nifty 50 falling 0.70 per cent to 22,363.35. The decline was driven by foreign investor selling, rising bond yields, and tensions in West Asia. Sectoral performance was mixed, with Nifty Media surging over 4 per cent while PSU banks fell 1.31 per cent.

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The market decline reflects broader concerns over inflation and global uncertainty, which weighed on investor appetite. The mixed performance across sectors, including gains in auto and pharma, indicates varied investor sentiment regarding corporate earnings and economic outlook.

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  • CiplaSpeculative

    Cipla might see its revenue affected by positive investor sentiment leading to increased stock demand.

  • Bajaj AutoSpeculative

    Bajaj Auto could see its stock price increase due to positive investor sentiment and sectoral strength.

  • Apollo HospitalsSpeculative

    Apollo Hospitals might see its stock price decline due to negative investor sentiment.

  • Max HealthcareSpeculative

    Max Healthcare might see its stock price decline due to negative investor sentiment.

  • Bharat Electronics might see its stock price increase due to positive investor sentiment.

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