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Oil prices float near $100 a barrel amid ongoing Iran war - what’s moving markets - Investing.com
Oil prices float near $100 a barrel amid ongoing Iran war - what’s moving markets - Investing.com
Five worst performing stocks in the market since the Iran-US war began - CNBC TV18
Five worst performing stocks in the market since the Iran-US war began - CNBC TV18
Stock Market Highlights: Rs 9.5 Lakh Crore Investor Wealth Wiped Out As Oil Shock Rattles Markets - NDTV
Stock Market Highlights: Rs 9.5 Lakh Crore Investor Wealth Wiped Out As Oil Shock Rattles Markets - NDTV
Sensex and Nifty Slump as Market Breadth Deteriorates Sharply
Indian equity markets witnessed a pronounced sell-off on 13 Mar 2026, with the Sensex plunging nearly 2% and the Nifty shedding over 488 points. Market breadth deteriorated sharply as all sectors declined, led by metal stocks, while mid and small caps dragged the broader indices lower amid subdued investor sentiment and cautious foreign institutional investor activity.
Small-Cap Segment Faces Broad-Based Decline Amid Weak Market Breadth
The small-cap segment, represented by the BSE SMALLCAP 250 index, has experienced notable weakness recently, declining by 2.67% on the day and 1.32% over the past five trading sessions. Despite this overall downturn, select stocks within the segment have bucked the trend, highlighting a mixed performance landscape amid challenging market conditions.
Mid-Cap Segment Faces Sharp Decline Amid Broad Market Weakness
The mid-cap segment, represented by the BSE MIDCAP 150 index, has experienced a notable decline, retreating by 2.61% on the day and 2.36% over the past five trading sessions. Despite this downturn, certain stocks within the segment have demonstrated resilience and even upward momentum, reflecting a complex market landscape marked by sectoral disparities and selective upgrades.
Large-Cap Segment Faces Sharp Decline Amid Defensive and Cyclical Stock Divergence
The large-cap segment has experienced a notable downturn, with the BSE 100 index falling 2.15% today and a sharper 3.43% decline over the past five days. Despite this broad weakness, individual stock performances reveal a complex interplay between defensive resilience and cyclical pressures, underscoring the challenges facing investors in this market phase.
LPG cylinder shortage Live: Panic at LPG agencies in Jammu as residents rush to enquire about bookings - India Today
LPG cylinder shortage Live: Panic at LPG agencies in Jammu as residents rush to enquire about bookings - India Today
US Is Winning And Losing With High Oil Prices Amid Israel-Iran War: The Paradox In 10 Points - News18
US Is Winning And Losing With High Oil Prices Amid Israel-Iran War: The Paradox In 10 Points - News18
Sensex Slumps Nearly 2% as All Sectors Decline; Metal Sector Leads Losses
The Indian equity market witnessed a broad-based sell-off on 13 Mar 2026, with the Sensex plunging 1.89% to close at 74,600.74 amid widespread sectoral weakness and subdued investor sentiment. Market breadth was severely negative as all 38 sectors declined, led by a sharp fall in metals, while foreign institutional investors remained net sellers.
Large-Cap Segment Faces Sharp Decline Amid Defensive and Cyclical Divergence
The large-cap segment, represented by the BSE 100 index, has experienced a notable downturn, declining by 2.07% on the day and registering a sharper 3.36% fall over the past five trading sessions. This performance reflects a broad-based weakness with a stark advance-decline ratio of just 0.03x, as 97 stocks declined against only 3 advancing, underscoring the prevailing bearish sentiment among heavyweight constituents.
Mid-Cap Segment Faces Sharp Decline Amid Broad Market Weakness
The mid-cap segment, represented by the BSE MIDCAP 150 index, experienced a notable decline on 13 Mar 2026, reflecting broader market pressures. The index fell by 2.54% on the day and has declined 2.29% over the past five trading sessions, signalling a challenging environment for mid-sized companies amid sectoral headwinds and weak market breadth.
Small-Cap Segment Faces Downward Pressure Amid Broad Market Weakness
The small-cap segment, represented by the BSE SMALLCAP 250 index, has experienced a notable decline, falling by 2.47% on the day and registering a 1.12% drop over the past five trading sessions. Despite this recent weakness, select stocks within the segment have bucked the trend, highlighting a mixed performance landscape amid broad market pressures.
2026 Kia Sonet Affordable Auto Variants Launched - Diesel AT Rs 9.78 L, Petrol DCT Rs 9.9 L - RushLane
2026 Kia Sonet Affordable Auto Variants Launched - Diesel AT Rs 9.78 L, Petrol DCT Rs 9.9 L - RushLane
MF Favourites: 9 microcap stocks crash over 50% from their 52-week highs - The Economic Times
MF Favourites: 9 microcap stocks crash over 50% from their 52-week highs - The Economic Times
Sensex Drops Over 1500 Points as Market Sentiment Turns Bearish Across Sectors
Indian equity markets witnessed a sharp sell-off on 13 Mar 2026, with the Sensex plunging 1,529.10 points or 2.01% to close at 74,505.32. The decline was broad-based, with all 38 sectors on the BSE ending in the red and market breadth severely skewed towards declines. Mid and small caps also suffered heavy losses, signalling widespread risk aversion among investors amid weak global cues and subdued domestic sentiment.
Small-Cap Segment Faces Broad-Based Decline Amid Weak Market Breadth
The small-cap segment, as represented by the BSE SMALLCAP 250 index, has experienced notable weakness recently, declining by 2.85% on the day and 1.5% over the past five trading sessions. This downturn reflects broader market pressures and sector-specific challenges, with a significant majority of stocks in the segment retreating amid subdued investor sentiment.
Mid-Cap Segment Faces Sharp Decline Amid Broad Market Weakness
The mid-cap segment, represented by the BSE MIDCAP 150 index, has experienced a notable downturn, declining by 2.81% on the day and registering a 2.55% drop over the past five trading sessions. Despite this broad weakness, select stocks within the segment have bucked the trend, highlighting a mixed performance landscape driven by sectoral disparities and uneven market breadth.
Large-Cap Segment Faces Sharp Decline Amid Defensive and Cyclical Divergence
The large-cap segment, represented by the BSE 100 index, has experienced a notable downturn, declining 2.25% on the day and 3.54% over the past five trading sessions. This broad-based weakness is underscored by a stark advance-decline ratio, with only 4 stocks advancing against 96 declining, signalling widespread selling pressure. Within this challenging environment, Tata Consumer Products emerged as the best performer with a modest gain of 1.28%, while Larsen & Toubro (L&T) lagged significantly, falling 7.01% and marking the segment’s worst performance.