The variants launched today include Jawa, Jawa Forty Two, and a bobber custom, Jawa Perak, which have been priced between Rs 1.55 lakh to Rs 1.89 lakh.

The stock fell up to 6.67% to 207.65  in early trade compared to its previous close of 222.50 on the BSE. At 9:48 am, the stock was trading 6% lower at 209.20.

The latest buzz is that the round will include an estimated $300 million worth of secondary share sales by some key backers of Swiggy. However, this is likely to be made at a discount to the valuation being negotiated for the primary investment.

The group has appointed Goldman Sachs Securities India as the investment banker and the multinational LionTree as an international strategic advisor for the deal

The stock closed 7.58% or 12.60 points lower at 153.60 on the BSE. The stock fell to an intra day low of Rs 151.25, down 9% from the previous close of 166.20. The stock has lost 35.14% during the last one year and fallen 39.18% since the beginning of this year.

Oil prices were seen climbing to $100 per barrel when sanctions on Iran's oil and gas sector came into effect on November 5. But prices have reversed direction during the last 12 straight days.

Chief executive officer Vinod K Dasari resigned after nearly 14 years with the company, the truckmaker said. The company board has accepted his resignation, a top official said on Tuesday.

However, most Asian markets ended lower after a rout in tech stocks, tracking a hefty sell-off on Wall Street, while the dollar hit a 16-month peak on safe haven bets amid China-US trade war worries.

The stock was the top Sensex loser with a cut of 4.72% or 27.85 points to 561.70 level. On Nifty too, the stock was the top loser falling 4.75% to 561.50 level.  The stock has been losing for the last two days and has fallen 5.74% during the period. It hit an intra day low of 556.05, down 5.68%.

When positive and negative forces emerge in quick succession, market oscillates between optimism and pessimism, favouring the bulls and bears in alternate bouts of buying and selling.

Amazon Wholesale had tweaked its strategy following regulatory changes in early 2016, as a result of which it saw a staggering jump.