Indian shares briefly a record high on Monday on the back of continued strong foreign buying in blue chips such as HDFC Bank, but edged lower soon afterwards on profit-taking and because of falls in regional shares.
Asian stocks tumbled, led by shares in Hong Kong and Shanghai, copper headed for its biggest two-day retreat since May.
The benchmark BSE index's all-time high of 22,005.54 points marked its third consecutive record high in as many sessions, while the broader NSE index's hit a second consecutive milestone at 6,545.10 points.
The market breadth, indicating the overall health of the market, was positive. On BSE, 596 shares gained and 576 shares fell. A total of 71 shares were unchanged.
The benchmark BSE index's all-time high of 22,005.54 points marked its third consecutive record high in as many sessions, while the broader NSE index's hit a second consecutive milestone at 6,545.10 points.
The market breadth, indicating the overall health of the market, was positive. On BSE, 596 shares gained and 576 shares fell. A total of 71 shares were unchanged.
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