Sensex down sixty five points in early trade sooner than run policy

The benchmark BSE Sensex fell over sixty five points in early trade on weekday on exaggerated merchandising by funds and retail investors sooner than RBI's financial policy review.
Continuing Monday's weakness, the 30-share index fell by sixty five.35 points, or 0.23 per cent, to 28,494.27, with auto,consumer durable goods, IT, banking, belongings and PSU sector stocks leading the autumn.
The gauge had people from record-closing by losing 134.37 points within the previous session.
Also, the National stock market index bully shed eighteen.90 points, or 0.22 per cent, to 8,537.00 in early trade. Brokers same besides a mixed trend on alternative Asian bourses when Moody's downgraded Japan's sovereign debt rating, merchandising by cautious funds and retail investors sooner than RBI's policy review, influenced sentiments.