.Securities Market Features on Wednesday, September 4, 2024: Standard equity marks finished in reddish, with Nifty50 giving up its 14-day winning streak, on Wednesday, evaluated through negative international sentiments.The BSE Sensex shed 202.80 places or 0.25 per-cent to clear up at 82,352.64, while the NSE Nifty50 dropped 81.15 spots or 0.33 per-cent to end at 25,198.70 on Wednesday.31 out of fifty constituent sells of Nifty50 ended lower, pulled by Wipro, Charcoal India, ONGC, Hindalco, and LTIMindtree along with reductions of approximately 3.05 per cent. Meanwhile, Asian Paints, Grasim Industries, Hindustan Unilever, UltraTech Cement, and Sunlight Pharma led the increases of up to 2.50 percent amongst the other component inventories on the index.Similarly, on the BSE, 19 out of 30 detailed stocks of Sensex finished in the hole, pulled by Mahindra & Mahindra, ICICI Financial Institution, State Bank of India, and also Center Banking company with an autumn of up to 1.29 per-cent. Meanwhile, Asian Paints, Hindustan Unilever, as well as Ultratech Cement were actually amongst 11 stocks that ended along with gains of up to 2.39 per-cent.Broader indices additionally resolved reduced besides choose Midcap, and Smallcap inventories. The Nifty Smallcap mark reached a report higher during the course of intra-day deals nonetheless, it retreated to upright a standard note.Among the sector indices, IT, PSU Banking Company, Car, Financial Companies, and also Steel led the losses with a fall of as much as 1.69 per-cent, while FMCG, Pharma, Media, Realty, and also Health care eked out increases of as much as 1.09 per-cent. The Financial institution Nifty index snapped its four-session gaining touch, dragged down by Federal Bank, and Financial Institution of Baroda, which led the reductions..The Nifty IT index decreased for the second treatment, mostly debased by Wipro. Meanwhile, the Nifty PSU Bank mark additionally declined for the second session, with Bank of India, as well as Punjab Sind Financial institution being the top sectoral losers.