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India’s Reliance tumbles into deepest oversold level in years

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Ashutosh Joshi / Bloomberg • 1 min read
India’s Reliance tumbles into deepest oversold level in years
The Mukesh Ambani–controlled conglomerate saw its 14-day relative strength index, a key momentum indicator, fall to 24.4 on Tuesday
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(Jan 21): Reliance Industries Ltd’s shares are the most oversold they have been in five years, as India’s largest company grapples with headwinds — from a slowdown in its retail business to growing unease over potential US action related to its purchases of Russian crude oil.

The Mukesh Ambani–controlled conglomerate saw its 14-day relative strength index, a key momentum indicator, fall to 24.4 on Tuesday (Jan 20), pushing the stock into territory many traders consider oversold. The signal follows an 11% slide in the oil-to-telecom group’s shares, set for its worst start to a year since 2011. The selloff has erased about US$29 billion from the company’s market value so far in 2026.

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