New Delhi, Sept. 26 -- The Indian stock market's headline indices have been caught in a downturn towards the end of September as investors discounted the GST 2.0 bonanza and instead focused on the impact of Trump tariffs, which extended to services and sectors like IT and pharma this week.

Against this backdrop, the stock market bulls seemed to have camped on Dalal Street. Benchmark index Sensex has crashed 2,300 points and its NSE counterpart has dropped 675 points, losing 2.7% in value during the six-day selloff in the Indian stock market.

Amid this decline, Indian investors have lost 12.44 lakh crore in notional wealth as the market capitalisation of all listed companies declined to Rs.453.29 lakh crore from Rs.465.73 lakh crore as o...