Market: Sensex Falls Over 350 Points On Weak Global Cues, Nifty Trades Below 17,150

 The Indian value benchmarks exchanged lower opening arrangements on Thursday, following the worldwide business sectors. Asian offers fell as financial backers gauged the most recent improvements in the Ukraine war and more hawkish remarks from U.S. Central bank authorities. Rising unrefined petroleum costs - - above $122 a barrel - - likewise kept financial backers at the edge.



Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow intended to switch gas deals made to "threatening" nations to roubles, making European gas costs take off on worries the move would fuel the area's energy crunch.


U.S. Central bank policymakers flagged more forceful activity to cut down unsuitably high expansion.


Back home, the 30-share BSE Sensex fell 360 focuses or 0.65 percent to 57,325, while the more extensive NSE Nifty moved 107 focuses or 0.62 percent down to 17,139 in early exchange.

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