FX.co ★ Indian Stocks Extend Losses

India's BSE Sensex ended Thursday down by approximately 0.9%, settling at 84,181. This marks the lowest level since November 11 and represents the fourth straight session of declines. The market downturn is attributed to a mix of continuous foreign outflows, geopolitical uncertainties, potential US tariff implications, and mixed results in corporate earnings, all contributing to investor caution. To date, foreign investors have sold shares amounting to $900 million in January, following unprecedented sales totaling $19 billion in 2025. In parallel developments, US President Donald Trump has enacted a new bill imposing substantial duties on countries importing Russian petroleum products.