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Stock Market News: On the second trading day of the week, huge selling was seen in the stock market and there was panic among the investors. Due to heavy pressure in IT, real estate and auto sector shares, the market closed with all-round weakness. Investor sentiment was badly affected due to weak global cues, continuous selling by foreign investors and pressure on the rupee. The effect of this was that the BSE Sensex based on 30 shares fell by more than 1,000 points, while the Nifty also recorded a fall of more than three hundred and fifty points.
Chaos in the stock market
On BSE, the Sensex closed at 82,180.47 points with a fall of 1,065.71 points or about 1.28 percent. At one time during trading it had slipped even lower. At the same time, NSE’s standard index of 50 shares Nifty also remained under heavy pressure and closed with a loss of more than 350 points.
The main reasons for this sharp decline in the market are believed to be weakness in IT stocks, selling in real estate and auto sectors along with global economic uncertainty and withdrawal of foreign capital.
What do experts say?
According to market experts, at present investors are adopting a very cautious attitude and are waiting for concrete signals for the next direction. Vinod Nair, head of research at Geojit Investments, says that the US Supreme Court’s decision regarding the tariff policy of former US President Donald Trump is about to come, due to which there is uncertainty in the global markets. This decision may have an impact on emerging markets, especially countries like India.
He also said that due to continuous withdrawal of foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and ongoing weakness in the rupee, investor sentiment has weakened considerably. Its biggest impact is being seen on midcap and smallcap shares, where pressure has increased in recent times. In the current situation, there is a negative trend towards almost all the sectors and investors seem to be avoiding taking risks.
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