BSE, Angel One, CDSL shares fall up to 5%, extend losing streak to third day as markets struggle

Shares of Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Ltd., Central Depository Services Ltd. (CDSL), and Angel One Ltd., along with other capital market names fell up to 5% on Wednesday, extending their losing streak for the third day in a row.

BSE is among the top losers among the capital market names, with losses of over 5% on Wednesday. The stock is down 8% during the three trading sessions this week.

Shares of Angel One also fell nearly 2.5% on Wednesday, and have declined in five out of the last six trading sessions. The stock is down 6% during the three trading sessions this week.

CDSL shares have been bigger underperformers, having declined 2.7% on Wednesday, but are down in eight out of the last nine trading sessions. The stock is down 5% during the three days this week.

However, the fall in BSE has not come on very strong volumes. 44 lakh shares of the stock have changed hands on Wednesday, in-line with the 20-day average of 44 lakh shares.

CDSL shares have also declined on volumes that are below their 20-day average. 14 lakh shares traded on Wednesday compared to 20-day average of 16 lakh.

Angel One's shares have also declined on volumes that are lower than their 20-day average on Wednesday. 4.4 lakh shares traded on Wednesday, compared to a 20-day average of 8.3 lakh shares.

Shares of MCX also fell in-line with their capital market peers on Wednesday, but also fell on low volumes. MCX saw 5 lakh shares traded Vs their 20-day average of 5.25 lakh shares.

BSE shares are down 15% from their recent 52-week high of ₹3,030, while those of Angel One are down 29% from their recent 52-week high. MCX shares, which recently crossed the mark of ₹10,000, are now trading below those levels.