Stock Market News: The domestic stock market saw a big decline on the last day of the week. The BSE Sensex broke around 650 points, while NSE Nifty fell 170.45 points, or 0.68 percent to close at 24,913.30. Due to this sharp decline, the total market cap of companies listed on BSE decreased by about Rs 2 lakh crore.

Let us know what is the special reason for such a big decline in the Indian stock market-

1-Under it is that this decline has come at a time when investors from all over the world are eyeing the Jackson Hole Conference, where the chairman of the US Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell is to be spent. His statement will clear the next attitude towards the American monetary policy. This was the reason that the profit booking in the market intensified just before the speech.

2-Secondary major reason was the weakness of the rupee against the dollar. On Friday, the rupee slipped 11 paise to 87.36. This happened when there was also a decline in crude oil prices. However, due to the intervention of RBI, the rupee faced a limited scope.

3-third important reason is American tariff. At present, 25 percent of American tariffs are applicable on India, but from August 27 it will be 50 percent. This heavy tariff spoiled the sentiments of investors and created an atmosphere of fear. This was the reason that despite the big announcement of Prime Minister Narendra Modi associated with GST reform, the market saw a sharp decline on Friday.

The 4-Ghrelu stock market fell on Friday when the Sensex and Nifty rose faster for six consecutive days after the announcement of the GST reform earlier. The most pressure in this decline was on the IT and Financial Sector. Legendary shares like ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank led to heavy selling, due to which the market’s stand weakened. The result was that most of the index of Nifty and Sensex were seen trading in red mark.

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Share Market Crash Reasons: The condition of the Indian stock market is suffering these days. On Monday, July 28, the third consecutive session of the stock market declined. Today, the stock market has started weak on Tuesday. Both Sensex and NIFT are open with a decline.

One of the major reasons for this is the delay in the trade deal between America and India. As the date of the deadline of the tariff is coming closer to 1 August, foreign investors are withdrawing their money from the Indian stock market. In addition, the results of the weak quarter are also responsible for this decline.

Crores of investors submerged in three days

On Monday, the Sensex closed down 572 points or 0.70 % to close at 80,891.02, while the Nifty 50 index slipped 156 points or 0.63 % to close at 24,680.90. Due to heavy selling in all sectors, the BSE midcap index also declined by 0.73 percent and 1.31 percent in the Smallcap index. In the last three sessions, the Sensex has broken 1,836 points or 2.2 percent, while the Nifty 50 has declined by 2.1 percent.

In the just three days, investors lost 13 lakh crores as the market cap of listed companies in BSE declined from 460.35 lakh crore on Wednesday, 23 July to about 448 lakh crore on Monday, 28 July. On Monday alone, about 4 lakh crore was eliminated from the market and the market cap fell below 451.7 lakh crores.

The reason for the decline in the stock market

• The trade deal between India and America has not been finalized yet. There is no indication of any agreement before 1 August. VK Vijaykumar, the Chief Investment Strategist, Chief Investment of Geojit Investments, says, “Trade agreement with Japan and European Union, which were initially considered difficult, have become, but the much-awaited Indo-US-US trade agreement is still hanging in the balance. It has influenced the market perception.
• Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) are continuously selling amidst increasing valuations of the Indian stock market. FPIS has sold Indian shares worth 30,509 crore in the cash segment in July (till 25th) so far (till 25th). In the last five consecutive days, the FPI has sold Indian shares worth more than 13,550 crore in the cash segment. According to The Mint’s report, Vijaykumar said, “The selling of 13,552 crore by the FII in the cash market last week has further increased the weakness of the market.”
• The results of the weak quarter of Indian companies have also increased the concern of investors. According to Vijayakumar, “The first quarter results, which are not yet indicating any major positive changes, are a matter of concern. In this weak phase of the market, investors will have to be alert and more on a particular stock. The stock market valuations are still likely to decline due to the company’s weak quarter results.
• The story of development alone cannot compensate for the loss from them amid weak corporate income and tariff concerns. Meanwhile, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has reduced India’s GDP growth estimates for FY 26 to 6.5 percent of the 6.7 % estimate of 6.7 % of April 26 in view of the possible impact of American tariffs and uncertainty on related policy measures. Similarly, India Ratings and Research (IND-R) has also reduced its estimate of India’s GDP growth rate for FY 26 to 6.6 percent, citing changes in both domestic and global conditions.
• Technical factor is also responsible for this decline in the stock market. Last week, the index on the Nifty Weekly Chart has created a big bullish candle. Experts of Axis Securities believe that the index may face harsh resistance in the 20-day SMA. They believe that the decline may increase by 24,500-24,300 due to continuous increase in from 25,000, while a positive breakout above 25,000 can manage things.

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Share Market Crash Today: The Indian stock market has created a furore before the free trade deal between India and the UK today. All shares like ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, TCS, Kotak Mahindra Bank are seeing a decline. On the day of Nifty’s expiry at 9:45 am, the Nifty 50 index was trading at 25,193 to 25,193. Whereas around 12 noon, the Nifty was 150.80 points or 0.60 percent at 25,069.10.

At the same time, if we talk about BSE Sensex, till 9:45 am, the Sensex fell 146 points to 82,580. At the same time, around 12 noon it was trading at 82,200.58 with a decline of 526.06 points or 0.63 %. Meanwhile, 0.3 percent in the Nifty Midcap index and 0.1 percent declined in the smallcap index. Today, during the business, investors focused shares of Infosys, Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories, IEX, Koforge and Tata Consumer Products as their June quarter results are coming.

There was a tremendous decline in these shares

In today’s trade, Sensex companies among Trent, Kotak Mahindra Bank, UltraTech Cement, Bajaj Finance, Tech Mahindra, Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys and Axis Bank shares the biggest decline. Apart from this, the shares of Reliance Industries also recorded a decline.

The reason for this decline in the stock market

• IT shares declined after the disappointing results of the first quarter. In addition, Trent, Mahindra, Infosys, Tater Jasahi Heavy Weight Shares put pressure on the stock market for selling. The net profit of the country’s veteran IT company Infosys Limited may have increased by 8.7 percent to 6,921 crore against the 6,368 crore in the same quarter of last year, but its net profit has decreased by 1.5 percent. Apart from this, less revenue than expected also affected investors’ sentiments.
• On Thursday, US President Donald is scheduled to do Trump’s Federal Reserve. A week earlier, he indicated that he could be dismissed for fraud in operation of Fed’s $ 2.5 billion renewal project. In such a situation, before the visit of Trump in the Fed Reserve, there was upheaval in the global stock market, which also affected the Indian stock Baja.
• Investors are eagerly waiting for the trade deal between Indo-US. Meanwhile, after an agreement with Japan, Trump is now focusing on the European Union. Trump has announced to impose 30 percent tariffs on the European Union last month, which is going to be implemented from 1 August. The EU warned that if the US imposes 30 percent tariff on its imports, then in response, 30 percent tariffs will also be imposed on US imports of 21 billion euros. Investors have concerns about this.
• There is also a selling of foreign institutional investors (FIIS) behind this decline in the Indian stock market. On Wednesday, foreign investors sold a net selling of Rs 4,209.11 crore. This especially put pressure on large cap stocks.

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Share Market: The Indian stock market saw a huge decline on Thursday 12 June. During the trading, the Sensex broke around 1,000 points and the Nifty-50 went below 24,850. On Thursday, the Sensex opened at 82,571.67 against its previous closed 82,515.14 and fell 992 points or 1.2 percent to 81,523.16. At the same time, the Nifty opened at 25,164.45 against its previous closed 25,141.40 and fell 1.3 percent to the intraday of 24,825.90.

Investors are so big losses in a day

At the end of the trading, the Sensex fell 823 points or 1 percent to close at 81,691.98, while the Nifty fell 50 253 points or 1.01 % to close at 24,888.20. The BSE midcap and smallcap index have declined by 1.52 percent and 1.38 percent respectively. The impact of this decline in the stock market today was such that the total market cap of listed companies in BSE decreased from about Rs 455.6 lakh crore to the previous session to about Rs 449.6 lakh crore. Due to this, investors lost Rs 6 lakh crore in only one session.

These big reasons for the decline in the market-

• Trump has given an ultimatum to countries having business relations with America and asked them to offer their best offers on tariffs. Trump started a conversation with countries like Japan, Vietnam, India and European Union on 9 April about reciperook tariff, after which it was banned for 90 days (till July 8). Now before the end of this ban, Trump is going to send letters to these countries with tariffs. Investors are concerned about this.
• Increasing stress in the middle East is also under pressure on the market. The US is on high alert amidst fears of Israeli attack on Iran. On Wednesday, the Times of Israel, quoting the statements of the US State Department and Army, informed that the US was removing its employees from Kuwait and Bahrain’s embassies amidst increasing tension due to the stoppage of nuclear dialogue between the US and Iran.
• Foreign investors have less confidence than Indian shares are also a major reason for the decline in the market. On Wednesday, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) sold Indian shares worth 446.31 crore, which had a negative impact on the sentiments of the investors.
• The possibility of economic recession in the US over Trump’s tariff policy remains a major concern for the global markets. The World Bank on Tuesday warned that the US and global economies will cause a slowdown due to the US tariff policy. The World Bank also changed its estimates on economic growth. The World Bank has reduced the growth estimate for the year 2025 to 2.3 percent. Similarly, global growth is expected to be 2.4 percent in 2026 and 2.6 percent in 2027.

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Share Market Crash: The Indian stock market recorded a huge decline in the afternoon trading session on Thursday. Both Sensex and Nifty rolled. Due to the rise in the US bond yield, the decline in the stock markets there, the deteriorating economic status of the US and the weak signs being received from the global markets are being held. In addition, last week the global rating agency Moody’s reduced the US credit rating.

Why is the atmosphere of fear among investors?

Actually, the rapidly investors in the bond yield are now afraid of rising interest rate because if interest rates increase, borrowing for companies will be expensive. This will stop many projects. As a result, the economy may be vulnerable to recession. Another reason for concern among investors is Trump’s tax policy.

The congressional Budget Office (CBO) said on Tuesday that Trump’s tax policy would increase the loan by about 3.8 trillion dollars. In fact, Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act’ includes pursuing tax cuts of 2017, tax exemption on overtime, tips and auto loans, increasing child tax credit by $ 2,500, temporary increase of $ 2,000 in standard deductions and ending plans to eliminate the clean energy tax credit of Bidan administration. Nevertheless, experts believe that this will increase the national debt by 3 to 5 trillion dollars.

The effect of these things on the stock market also

According to Reuters report, Voting is expected on Trump’s tax bill in the US Parliament this week. Investors are worried that the US national debt burdened under the burden of US $ 36 trillion can already increase by about 3.8 trillion dollars.

Apart from this, the increasing tension between Israel and Iran has also affected the Indian stock market. According to reports, the US has gathered new intelligence information that Israel is preparing to attack Iran’s nuclear center. Along with this, there is an atmosphere of fear among investors due to increasing cases of Corona in South-East Asian countries like Singapore and Hong Kong. The sluggish round of the fourth quarter income has further increased the problems of investors in the Indian equity market.

Investors lost Rs 3 lakh crore

As a result of all this, the Sensex fell 1,005 points to 80,591.68 and the Nifty fell 275 points to 24,537. The market cap of listed companies in BSE fell in today’s session to Rs 438 lakh crore as against Rs 441.09 lakh crore. Due to this, investors have lost Rs 3 lakh crore today.

On Thursday, M&M, Powergrid, NTPC, ITC, Nestle India, Tata Motors, Tech Mahindra, RIL and TCS were the highest falling shares on the Sensex, with a decline of up to 2.84 percent. Bharti Airtel and IndusInd Bank’s share Sensex could lead to only 0.54 percent.

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On behalf of America, reciperoot tariffs were announced on more than 180 countries around the world including America. However, only 26% tariffs have been imposed on India as compared to China-Vietnam and other countries of the world. President Trump said that PM Modi is his good friend, but India was always very tough about America and did not do well. Therefore, he has imposed a 26% discounted tariff on India.

In such a situation, where the US has given great relief to some sectors of India by not putting tariffs, some sectors gave a big opportunity against other countries of the world.

Big opportunity for India

According to TOI, Agriculture Economist Ashok Gulati said that after Trump’s new tariff announcement, India has the ability to increase its agricultural exports further in the US and maintain it. He suggested that the US has put a huge tariff on its opposition countries. India must definitely take advantage of this situation.

Gulati said that the 26% discounted recipes installed by the Trump administration will have less impact against the important agricultural export goods such as fish, rice against the regional countries, which have been levied on which this huge tax has been levied.

On Thursday, the Indian pharmaceutical industry has expressed satisfaction that the US has decided to keep the drugs out of the tariff. Sudarshan Jain, Secretary General of the Indian Pharmaceuticals Alliance, mentioned the strong trade relations of the Indo-US through Mission 500, which aims to take trade between the two countries up to $ 500 billion.

Cloth and pharmaceutical industry

Tax partner of EY India Saurabh Aggarwal said that India’s pharmaceuticals are taking advantage of the exemption of sector reciperook tariff. In such a situation, by imposing tariffs on the rest of the countries, a big opportunity was created for this industry in India.

He informed that the tariffs on India’s goods have been imposed much less than China and Vietnam. Because of this, there is a tremendous opportunity for India from telecommunications to pharmaceuticals i.e. textile industry.

Significantly, 10% baseline tariffs will be imposed on all imported goods in America, which will directly affect more than 180 countries. Countries like China imposed 34% tariffs, 20% on European Union, 25% on South Korea, 46% on Vietnam, 32% on Taiwan and 10% on Australia.

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Global Stock Market: Reciperochl tariffs installed from the American side are seen having a direct impact on the Indian markets. The global market is seeing a huge decline after Trump’s announcement of tariffs on countries around the world, including 26% over India. It also has a widespread impact on Asian markets. The 30 -share BSE Sensex today opened at a decline of about 500 points. Whereas it closed at 76,617 on Wednesday a day earlier.

Similarly, in NSE’s Nifty-50, it is also opened at 23,150.30 with a decline of 200 points. A day before this, the Nifty was closed on the 23,332 index on Wednesday.

Trump has approved its decision to impose reciperook tariffs on more than 180 countries around the world, after which the shares of IT companies are seeing a decline. As soon as the market opens, the shares of TCS, Tech Mahindra and HCL Tail have fallen by 25 percent.

Japan’s Nikkei declined by 2.5% i.e. 225 index, while Hong Kong’s Hong Seng index has fallen by 1.80%. Similarly, South Korea’s KOSPI IDEX has fallen by 1.3%.

In fact, on Wednesday, Trump has announced to put reciperook tariffs on countries around the world. 34%on China, European Union: 20%, South Korea: 25%, India: 26%, Vietnam: 46%, Taiwan: 32%, Japan: 24%, Thailand: 36%, Switzerland: 31%, Indonesia: 32%, Malaysia: 24%, Cambodia: 49%, Cambodia: 49%, United Kingdom: 10%, South Africa: 30%, Brahmil: 10%, 10%, Bangladesh: 37%, Singapore: 10%. Israel: 17%. Philippines: 17%, Chile: 10%, Australia: 10%, Pakistan: 29%, Turkish: 10%, Sri Lanka: 44%, Colombia: 10%tariff.

President Trump said that India’s business trek has been very tough about America. He cited PM Modi and said that he is our good friend, but I told him- you are our friend, but you are not behaving well with America. They are charging 52% on us. You have to understand that we did not charge anything for many years and decades. And this happened when I came to American power seven years ago and started it on China.

In his address to the White House, Trump said- My American colleagues, this is the liberation day which was waiting for a long time. On 2 April 2025, the US industry will be re -remembered for rebirth, after which the US -rich campaign was again started. Trump further said that the taxpayers had been cheating for more than 50 years for a long time. But now it is not going to be further. The board, led by Trump, decided to impose 52% US tariffs on India and the duskated recipe will be imposed 26%.

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