Quarterly results from companies such as Tech Mahindra Ltd weighed, although losses were capped by gains in pharmaceutical shares.
The benchmark Sensex on Tuesday retreated from its peak, logging its first fall in seven sessions, dragged down by metal, IT, PSU and auto stocks. (Photo: AP)
Mumbai: Indian shares ended marginally lower on Thursday, as quarterly results from companies such as Tech Mahindra Ltd weighed, although losses were capped by gains in pharmaceutical shares, including Divi’s Laboratories Ltd that rose about 16 percent.
The benchmark BSE Sensex closed 0.08 percent lower at 33,573.22, while the broader NSE Nifty ended down 0.16 percent at 10,423.80.
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