Sensex hits over 2-month low; down 233 pts on selling by FIIs

June 24, 2013 16:38

After a day's relief, the BSE benchmark Sensex today fell 233.35 points to close at its lowest level in over two months, as foreign funds resumed selling, mainly in realty and consumer durables sector stocks, after rupee fell to near record lows.

The 30-share index started the day on a weak note at 18,643.68, down over 130 points from Friday's close and fell further to close 233.35 points, or 1.24 per cent lower, at 18,540.89.

This is its lowest closing level since ending at 18,357.80 on April 15.

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