Meltdown in broader market as midcaps, smallcaps burn amid heavy selling

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The sharp selloff in the small and mid-cap segments also dragged the overall market breadth heavily in favour of laggards so much so that nearly five stocks fell for each one that rose

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Meltdown in broader market as midcaps, smallcaps burn amid heavy selling

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