Midcap Crash

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  Sensex Tumbles Over 900 Points, Nifty Down 338 As Markets See Correction

  The Sensex crashed nearly 1,000 points on Wednesday and went below the 73,000 level before making some recovery while the Nifty slid by over 1%. The smallcap and midcap indices fell the most, with the BSE smallcap index going down by over 5%.

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  Sensex Crashes Over 800 Points From Day's High Dragged By Losses In Banks

  Mid- and small-cap shares succumbed to selling pressure as Nifty Midcap 100 index fell 0.3 per cent and Nifty Smallcap 100 index dropped 0.1 per cent.

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  Sensex Crashes Over 400 Points From Day's High Ahead Of July Derivatives Expiry

  Mid- and small-cap shares were also witnessing selling pressure as Nifty Midcap 100 index and Nifty Smallcap 100 indexes fell over 0.5%.

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  Sensex Falls 351 Points; Unitech, Jaiprakash Associates Crash

  Indian stock markets closed with big losses for a second straight day amid a crash in many midcap stocks. The Sensex closed below the psychological 27,000 level for the first time since May 12, 2015.

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  Unitech Crashes Over 50%, Suzlon Sinks 10%

  Broader markets came under severe strain on Wednesday with some well-tracked stocks falling by more than 30 per cent in intraday trades. The BSE midcap index traded 1.6 per cent lower, while the small cap sub-index slumped nearly 2 per cent as compared to 1 per cent fall in the benchmark Sensex and Nifty indices.

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  Unitech Crashes 16% amid Midcap, Smallcap Selloff

  Realty stocks, in particular, were hammered down. Unitech traded 15 per cent lower as of 2.35 p.m., while Kolte-Patil Developers traded 10 per cent lower. Anant Raj fell 9.5 per cent, while Indiabulls Real Estate declined 9 per cent. Among large cap realty stocks, DLF traded 4 per cent lower.

• Midcap Crash: Sebi Revokes Orders Against 8 Entities

  In an order, the regulator said that its probe into July 26, 2012 mid-cap crash, "could not establish anything adverse" against -- Ajit Kumar Jain, Cheminare Trade Comm, Umang Nemani, Gajria Jayna Precision Industries, Kuvam Plast, Passion System Solution, Ramkripa Securities and Manish Agarwal.

• NHPC shares plunge 26% even as Sebi investigates midcap crash

  Shares in National Hydroelectric Power Corporation fell as much as 26 per cent on Monday. The state-run hydroelectric major traded 20 per cent lower at Rs 20.75 as of 11.55 a.m. on the National Stock Exchange. The government holds 86.36 per cent in NHPC.

• 'Operator portfolios' under Sebi scanner after midcap mayhem

  Close on the heels of a major crash in various mid-cap stocks, market regulator Sebi is probing trading patterns of over 50 'portfolio stocks', which are suspected of having been frequently used by market operators for manipulative activities in the past.

• Core Education sinks 43% as midcap crash returns to haunt Street

  A sharp fall in mid and small-sized stocks returned to haunt investors on Wednesday, with shares in Core Education falling as much as 43 per cent as of 10 a.m.

• Promoters say no idea why midcap shares crashed

  A crash in midcap and small cap stocks sent shares in many firms in a free fall on Monday. Traders were still looking for answers behind the sharp selloff that affected more than a dozen companies.

• Three reasons why midcap stocks have crashed

  Mid- and small-sized stocks slumped on Monday, with Core Education and Technologies losing over half of their market cap in a few hours. Welded steel pipe maker Welspun Corp declined as much as 30 per cent. Shipbuilder ABG Shipyard fell 20 per cent while Videocon shares traded 12 per cent lower.

• Midcap crash: Sebi relief to six firms, bar on two to continue

  Market regulator Sebi today revoked its earlier order barring six entities which were initially found involved in the share price plunge in some mid-cap stocks, including Parsvnath, Tulip Telecom and Pipavav Defence.

• Midcap crash: Sebi relief to 6 firms, bar against 2 to continue

  Market regulator Sebi today revoked its earlier order barring six entities which were initially found involved in the share price plunge in some mid-cap stocks, including Parsvnath, Tulip Telecom and Pipavav Defence.