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Top Gainers & Losers on 19 Aug: Netweb Tech, Bata, Reliance Power, Bharat Dynamics, Tata Chemicals among top losers

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Top Gainers & Losers on 19 Aug: Netweb Tech, Bata, Reliance Power, Bharat Dynamics, Tata Chemicals among top losers

Continuing its decline, the Indian stock market fell for the seventh consecutive session, driven by high crude prices and increased bond yields. The Nifty dropped to 24,078, while the Sensex closed at 76,909, with all major sectors losing ground except for technology stocks.

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