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Nervousness on the new coronavirus variant and expectations of the US increasing the pace of tapering has led to recent market weakness, sa...

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Both benchmark indices nosedived as surging infections and the imposition of restrictions continued to fan investors' concerns.

Further imposition of lockdowns and all-time high Covid-19 cases have dragged the market to a monthly low.

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'The market correction today is a part of overall profit-booking exercise.'

India has reported over 20 lakh Covid-19 cases by now with more than 41,600 deaths.

Market breadth was negative as losers outnumbered gainers in the ratio of 1.2:1 on the BSE.

Despite the sharp decline in frontline indices, the market breadth was neutral as gainers and losers were nearly equal in number on the BSE.

India is now the fourth-worst impacted country from Covid-19 infections.

BSE Realty index was the biggest sectoral loser with a 4.15 per cent decline.