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Sensex sees 1,500-point swing on gains in European and US futures market

Gains in European, US futures help index stage a comeback

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Market players said that following a 15-per-cent jump from their mid-May levels, the indices are finding it difficult to find an equilibrium point

Sundar Sethuraman Mumbai
The benchmark Sensex tumbled nearly 1,200 points in opening trade on Friday, following Thursday’s near-7-per-cent drop in the US markets on concerns of a second wave of infections.

However, it saw a dramatic rebound later, thanks to gains in the European and US futures market.

The Sensex closed at 33,781, up 243 points or 0.72 per cent. In a volatile session, the index swung 1,508 points, touching an intra-day low of 32,348 and high of 33,856. The Nifty ended at 9,973, up 71 points or 0.72 per cent. It scaled a low of 9,544 and high of 9,996 during the

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