Wipro, L&T Infotech, Zee Entertainment, Mindtree among top losers that hit investors’ portfolio in the last one month

• While benchmark index Sensex has gained 1.55% in the last one month, these 10 stocks have lost more than 15% each during the period.
• Note that markets across the globe have been very volatile and witnessed huge sell-off on expectation that the US Fed will hike interest rates sooner.
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Some of the most valuable stocks like Wipro, L&T Infotech, Mindtree, Infoedge have witnessed huge sell-offs in the last 30 days.

Some of it is also because investors across the globe are worried about high inflation and tighter monetary policies. Global markets have been very volatile in the last one month on expectation that the US Fed will hike interest rates sooner and will stop measures for economic stimulus.

In the last one month benchmark index Sensex has gained 1.55%.

Here are 10 stocks that have lost more than 15% each during the period.
Shares of RBL Bank and Zee Entertainment Enterprises have been under pressure for several months because of corporate misgovernance at the management level.

Shares of technology and pharma companies have fallen the most in the last one month.

Telecom operator Vodafone Idea’s fell sharply on ballooning losses and declining subscriber numbers.

Meanwhile, Info Edge slipped significantly after its invested companies —online food aggregator Zomato and online insurance distributor PolicyBazaar — saw huge sell-off since IPO listing.

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