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India’s BSE Sensex slipped about 0.4% to 81,899 on Friday, hitting its lowest level since early February after a subdued session. Broad-based selling pressured most sectors, with only technology shares posting modest gains.
Investor sentiment remained cautious ahead of today’s release of Q4 GDP data, which is expected to slow from 8.2%, the fastest pace since Q1 2024. The Sensex also mirrored the flat tone in US stock futures, as markets showed a muted response to robust corporate earnings and maintained a guarded view on the broader growth outlook.
Adding to the cautious mood is the upcoming release of US January producer price inflation data later today. Among the early underperformers were Vishal Mega (-6.6%), L&T Finance (-3.4%), Bandhan Bank (-2.8%), and BSE (-1.3%). In early trading, the index was down 1.1% for the week and 0.5% for the month.