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Indian stock markets fell for a second day, with the Sensex down 539 points (0.7%) and Nifty down 117 points (0.48%) due to geopolitical uncertainty and last-minute selling in blue-chip stocks like HDFC Bank and Reliance Industries. HDFC Bank dropped 2.08% after a US lawsuit, while Reliance Industries fell 1%. Brent crude rose 0.67% to $88.43 per barrel. Analysts cited expiry volatility and Middle East tensions as factors.

HDFC Bank (HDFC) faces a US lawsuit alleging concealment of a ₹45 crore payment scheme to MSRDC, misrepresenting it as marketing expenses. The bank's CEO and CFO are named. HDFC denies wrongdoing. Shares fell 2% recently, down 28% YTD. The case covers investors from July 2023 to May 2026, seeking damages for alleged securities violations.

Indian markets closed lower on Thursday, with HDFC Bank (HDFCB) falling due to legal concerns. The bank faces a US lawsuit alleging improper payments, which it denies. Other notable movers include Tata Power (TATAPOWER), Adani Energy Solutions (ADANIEN), and Bajaj Auto (BAJAJ-AUTO). Various companies reported operational updates and financial moves.

HDFC Bank's shares fell 1% after a US class-action lawsuit alleged misleading statements and undisclosed payments to MSRDC. The bank denies claims, calling them meritless. The case involves CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan and covers investors from July 2023 to May 2026.

HDFC Bank faces a US securities fraud lawsuit alleging misleading statements and nondisclosure of payments to MSRDC. The case involves payments made in 2017 and 2021, with the bank's ADS falling after allegations surfaced. HDFC denies wrongdoing and plans to defend itself. The lawsuit seeks compensation for investors.

Indian indices SENSEX and NIFTY50 fell 0.25% and 0.14% respectively on August 27, driven by weak global cues and geopolitical pressures. HDFC Bank, Hindalco, and others led losses, while Kotak Mahindra Bank and Tata Motors gained. Juniper Green Energy hit a 52-week high after reporting a 54% YoY profit increase, but shares later slipped 5%. Bombay Burmah Trading rose 15% following a favorable Supreme Court ruling. Tata Power dropped 4% after a court upheld a $490M arbitration award. HDFC Bank fe

HDFC Bank faces a US lawsuit alleging securities law violations and fund diversion. The case involves ₹45 crore diverted to a Maharashtra government entity. Shares dropped over 2% intraday on Thursday, according to the report.

HDFC Bank's shares dropped 2.2% to ₹711 on August 27 after a US lawsuit alleged securities law violations and governance lapses. The bank denies wrongdoing and plans to defend itself. The stock has fallen 28% in 2026, with a market cap of ₹10.95 lakh crore.

HDFC Bank shares dropped over 2% to a 52-week low following a U.S. lawsuit alleging disguised payments and securities violations. The bank denies the claims and plans to defend itself vigorously.

HDFC Bank's shares fell 2% to a 52-week low of ₹714.30 on August 28, 2026, declining 28% year-to-date. The bank faces a U.S. lawsuit alleging improper payments, which it denies. In Q1 FY27, HDFC reported a 5% YoY net profit increase to ₹19,060 crore, with net interest income up 7%.