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Indian Stock Market Sees Largest Weekly Decline Since 2008

Indian Stock Market Sees Largest Weekly Decline Since 2008

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CNBC Awaaz•27-02-2026, 17:48

Indian Stock Market Sees Largest Weekly Decline Since 2008

•Indian stock market experienced a significant downturn this week, with all major indices closing in the red.
•Sensex dropped by 1.84%, Nifty by 1.54%, Nifty Bank by 1.05%, and Nifty Midcap by 0.67% weekly.
•Nifty IT and Nifty Realty sectors faced the most pressure, declining by 4.37% and 4.89% respectively.
•Nifty IT's 19% fall in February marks its largest weekly decline since September 2008.
•Despite the overall weakness, sectors like Pharma, Metal, PSU Bank, Oil & Gas, Energy, and Auto saw gains.

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Three other companies whose lock-ins end this week include Sudeep Pharma, worth ₹153.6 crore on Tuesday, February 24, and whose shares are still above their issue price, Shreeji Shipping on Wednesday, February 25, where shares worth nearly ₹420 crore will free up for trade. That stock too trades above its issue price, and Patel Retail on Wednesday, February 25, whose shares worth ₹316 crore will free up for trade. Patel Retail shares currently trade below their issue price.

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