After a slight recovery on 22 January 2026, the Indian stock market again came under pressure on 23 January. Sensex tumbled nearly 800 points, while Nifty slipped nearly 1%. Nearly ₹6 lakh crore worth of investors’ wealth was wiped out in a single day. Sensex fell to 81,510 and Nifty to 25,043 intraday. The decline was not limited to large caps only, midcap and smallcap stocks also showed sharp weakness of up to 2%. Investors are avoiding taking risks due to fear of global uncertainty and geopolitics. Profit booking before Union Budget 2026, record low of 91.99 against the dollar, FIIs selling more than ₹ 36,500 crore in January and mixed Q3 results have weakened the market sentiment. According to experts, volatility may persist until clarity comes.

Global tensions and weak asian cues due to Indian stock market Heavy selling was seen on Tuesday. BSE Sensex It opened with a slight fall at 83,207, but as the day progressed, selling pressure prevailed and finally it closed at 82,180, falling 1,065 points or 1.28%. NSE Nifty-50 It also slipped below 25,500 after a flat start and closed at 25,232, down 353 points or 1.38%. According to experts US of aggressive tariff policy, Europe Geopolitical issues and the fear of global slowdown weakened investor confidence. during this time gold And silver Like there was a rise in safe haven assets. Rupee Too dollars Weakened compared to. Realty, Auto and IT sectors A sharp decline was seen.

Today started with a slight rise in the share market, but as the day progressed, selling pressure became dominant. Due to President Donald Trump’s soft stance on US-China trade tension, investor sentiment improved slightly due to which Sensex opened with a gain of 77 points at 82,404.54 and Nifty opened at 25,277.55. But within a few hours the market turned towards decline and Sensex fell by 300 points and Nifty by 75 points. Meanwhile, positive movement was seen in the IT sector. Shares of Tech Mahindra rose by 1.52% and HCL Tech by 1.7%, which shows investor confidence after the quarterly results. Infosys also showed a strength of about 1.5%. On the other hand, due to decline in retail inflation, there is hope that RBI may cut interest rates in December. Amidst the uncertainty in the market, investors are shifting towards Gold and Silver ETFs. Due to record rise in silver prices, some big mutual funds have stopped investing in Silver ETFs for the time being.

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NSE’s IPO is eagerly awaited by investors, which can also prove to be a big game Changer for many government companies (PSUs), as they have 31% stake with value of more than ₹ 1.74 lakh crore. LIC has the largest 10.72%stake, with more than ₹ 60,000 crore, while other stakeholders include Stock Holding Corporation (4.44%), SBI CAPS (4.33%) and SBI (3.23%). The NSE’s possible market cap can be ₹ 5.5-6 lakh crore and the share price in the unlisted market is around ₹ 2,350. It is possible to have a big movement in these PSU stocks from IPO.