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Stock market crash: Reliance Industries, TCS, RVNL, Wipro among 82 stocks that hit 52-week low on NSE

SUMMARY

NIFTY50 and SENSEX saw strong sell-off today after Iran-Israel entered into a fresh military strike despite the ceasefire. Several prominent stocks like Reliance Industries, TCS, Swiggy, Wipro and others hit their 52-week low today on NSE.

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Rise in US bond yield and fresh Iran-Israel attack impacted market sentiments.

NIFTY50 and SENSEX started this week trading on a negative note as both benchmark indices declined over 1.1% intraday on Monday, June 8, 2026. NIFTY and SENSEX declined for the second straight trading session after crude oil prices saw a jump of over 5% after Iran and Israel started fresh military attacks after an April ceasefire.

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As of 12:30 pm, the NIFTY50 index is trading 149 points or 0.6% lower at 23,218, with a day low of 23,070. Meanwhile, BSE SENSEX is down 489 points or 0.7% lower at 73,805. SENSEX hit a day low of 73,318 today. Among the NIFTY50 stocks, Wipro (6.4%), Shriram Finance (-2.2%) and Bajaj Finance (-2.1%) were the top losers.

Why is NIFTY, SENSEX down today?

Iran-Israel conflict: Fresh escalation between the Iran-Israel conflict over the weekend was one of the key factors behind today’s market crash. The Iran-Israel attack marks the first such missile strike since a fragile ceasefire took effect in early April. Rise in the geopolitical crisis impacted the investors sentiments today.
Brent Crude rise above $98: International oil prices rose once again following the Iran-Israel attack as both countries resumed missile and drone attacks on each other. Brent Crude oil is trading around $98 per barrel, while WTI Crude is around $94.4 per barrel.
Significant fall in US markets: Domestic market sentiments were also impacted by fall in US markets on Friday. Stronger-than-expected US jobs data raised concerns that the US Federal Reserve may keep interest rates elevated for longer or could also take interest rates higher. This triggered fall in the US markets.
Rising US bond yield: The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note stood at around 4.57% on Monday, reaching its highest level in two weeks after stronger-than-expected US jobs data. Rising bond yields attract more investors as its risk-free return, which in turn can lead to a downturn in markets as foreign investors could sell-off their risky investments and move towards bonds.

Broader market indices like NIFTY Midcap100 (-0.4%) and NIFTY Smallcap100 (-0.9%) are also trading lower. More than 80 stocks hit their 52-week low today as investors did profit booking amid weak market sentiments.

The volatility index, or India VIX, is up 7.3% to 16.95. All sectoral indices are trading in red with NIFTY Metal (-1.4%), NIFTY Realty (-1.1%), and NIFTY Auto (-1.0%) being the top sectoral losers.

Prominent stocks at 52-week low today

Stock52-week low1-year return*
Reliance Industries₹1,273.5-11.6%
TCS₹2,144.1-36.1%
Wipro₹185.1-25.6%
Rail Vikas Nigam₹230.3-45.9%
SBI Cards and Payment₹580.1-41.4%
Sundaram Finance₹4,015-19.5%
JK Cement₹4,806-18.1%
Mrs. Bectors Food₹168.8-37.8%
Blue Dart Express₹4,628-28.4%
GlaxoSmithKline Pharma₹2,142-37.1%
EID Parry India₹725.1-24.9%
Dalmia Bharat₹1,653.8-20.5%
Nucleus Software₹701-42.7%
Swiggy₹243.7-34.8%
Symphony Limited₹675-41.3%
Wakefit Innovations₹113.01-
Le Travenues Technology₹151.2-11.2%
Chemplast Sanmar₹199-53.1%
*1-year return as per NSE website

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Sreenivas Ajankar is a Deputy Editor at Upstox and has over nine years of experience in capital markets. His areas of expertise include equity research, analysis and business valuation.

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