Yes Bank shares saw a sharp decline late in the week following a Supreme Court ruling involving an Rs 8,400 crore dispute. On Thursday, the bank's stock price dropped by 14.5%, marking its largest single-day decline since July 2020. The downward trend persisted into Friday, with shares losing an additional 3.2% in value.

While the market reacted negatively to the news, the specific legal details regarding the nature of the Rs 8,400 crore under the court's lens remain limited in current reporting. Investors appear to be responding to the uncertainty created by the judicial intervention, leading to a sell-off that has erased a portion of the bank's recent market valuation. Analysts are currently monitoring how this ruling will impact the bank's balance sheet and long-term recovery efforts, though the immediate market sentiment remains bearish as shareholders react to the potential financial implications of the court's decision.