New Delhi, Dec. 16 -- The Indian stock market came under another round of selling pressure during Tuesday's trade, December 16, as both key indices fell 0.60% amid a broad-based sell-off. The relentless fall in the Indian rupee and sustained selling pressure by foreign investors, coupled with uncertainty over a trade deal with the US, continued to keep the market jittery.

The lack of domestic triggers is also forcing investors to look to global cues, which remain unsupportive, as resurfacing concerns over global AI valuations and rising geopolitical tensions are dampening risk-on sentiment.

The Nifty 50 closed the session with a drop of 0.56% at the 25,822 level, while the Sensex lost 0.54%, settling at 84,754. The broader markets also ...