While Sensex fell 247 points to 40,239, Nifty lost 80 points to 11,856

Amid market-wide selloff, shares of YES Bank resumed selling streak on Thursday with shares falling as much as 3.56 per cent to touch an intraday low of Rs 60.80 as investors remained unconvinced over the bank's fund raising plans

Sensex fell 102 points to 40,747, Nifty lost 30 points to 12,018 after Reserve Bank of  India (RBI) kept repo rate unchanged at 5.15%

Of 5,037 points gain on Sensex since September 20, these 12 stocks have added 4,437 points, translating into 88.10% contribution to the mega market rally on the key index

In line with benchmark indices, YES Bank share price gained as much as 5.96 per cent to touch an intraday high of Rs 67.50, after opening higher at Rs 64.40, against the previous close level of Rs 63.70

Market witnessed bullishness in the initial trading session mainly on the back of favourable cues on the domestic front.

The Indian solar PV and cell manufacturing industry has about 100 companies, but modules and solar cells imported from countries like China, Taiwan, Vietnam and Malaysia are cheaper by at least 10-20 per cent.

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While Sensex breached earlier record high level to hit a fresh all-time high of 40,606.91 mark on Wednesday, Nifty made an intraday high to 12,002.90 level, trading 0.80% or 100 points away from the 52-week high of 12,103.05