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The January-March quarter, that saw the sensex give up almost 12,700 points, or 31%—after reaching an all-time high at 42,274 on January 20—was the worst in its history both in terms of loss of points and percentage drop. Led by RIL, short covering and index management by large funds, the index closed at 29,648, up 1,028 points on the day.
The January-March quarter, that saw the sensex give up almost 12,700 points, or 31%—after reaching an all-time high at 42,274 on January 20—was the worst in its history both in terms of loss of points and percentage drop. Led by RIL, short covering and index management by large funds, the index closed at 29,648, up 1,028 points on the day.
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