Indian stock markets experienced a significant drop on Friday, with major indices closing lower. This decline was largely driven by outflows related to MSCI index rebalancing. Despite a tentative ceasefire extension between the US and Iran easing oil prices, market sentiment remained subdued. Foreign investors were net sellers, while domestic institutions provided some support.
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The benchmark Kospi plunged 551 points, or 8.1%, to 6,2505. The steep decline triggered “sidecar” trading curbs on both the Kospi and the junior Kosdaq