Share Market Crash Today: The impact of the selling of tech stocks on Wall Street and the huge fall in the South Korean market due to this is being seen on the Indian stock market today. There is so much selling in the market today that BSE Sensex has fallen by about 600-700 points. NSE’s Nifty 50 has also slipped below the level of 23900.

Asian market fell heavily

Due to the decline in the South Korean market, the mood of the Indian stock market is also spoiled today. There has been a huge decline of about 10 percent in the main index Kospi (KOSPI). Due to this huge fall, trading in the stock market there had to be stopped for 20 minutes.

In fact, due to the fall in the shares of big tech companies like Alphabet and SpaceX in the American stock market (Wall Street), the sentiment of the global market deteriorated today. Due to this decline, investors got scared due to the expensive valuations of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and tech companies and started all-round selling in the market. Today in the South Korean market, shares of SK Hynix fell by more than 11% and shares of Samsung Electronics also fell by more than 8%. Due to the collapse of these two big semiconductor stocks, the balance of the entire market got disturbed.

South Korean market made many records

Let us tell you that despite the war in Iran and global uncertainties, this year the South Korean market was trading at its all-time record high level due to the huge demand for AI and chips. Due to this the index had increased by about 80-90%. At such a high level, the valuation of companies had become very expensive. Due to this, after the fall in the American stock market today, foreign investors started selling here too and booked profits by selling shares worth more than 1.3 billion dollars (about 2 trillion won).

The condition of the domestic stock market deteriorated

When the balance of the Asian market got disturbed, the condition of investors in India got worse. In India, the biggest decline was recorded in IT sector giants Infosys, TCS, HCL Tech and Wipro today. Due to this, Nifty IT index became the most falling sector today. Due to this big fall in the stock market, investors lost around Rs 4.57 lakh crore to Rs 5 lakh crore today.

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Stock Market Down: A big decline is being seen in the Indian stock market today. Especially, tremendous selling is being seen in the shares of IT sector.

Global IT sector giant Accenture’s reduction in its annual revenue guidance had such an impact that the Nifty IT index fell by a huge 1636.20 points or 5.57% to 26830.25. This is one of the biggest declines in IT sector stocks in the last one month.

Accenture gave a big blow

Global technology and consulting firm Accenture reduced its growth forecast for the financial year 2026 to between 3-4% from the earlier 3-5%. Since Accenture is considered the ‘bellwether’ or direction-setter of the global IT industry, its weak assessment shocked tech investors all over the world.

This is the reason why a huge decline is being seen in the tech sector today. Nifty IT index has fallen by 6% in early trading in the domestic stock market. Big tech stocks like Infosys, Tech Mahindra and Tata Consultancy Services saw a huge decline of up to 7%. This is the second time in a row that Accenture has cut its revenue guidance. Due to this, there was a huge fall in American Depository Receipts (ADRs) of Indian tech stocks overnight last night.

Today, during trading in the stock market, Nifty IT index has fallen the most among all the sectoral indices by 5.85%. Infosys has suffered the most loss, whose shares have fallen by a huge 8%. After this, many other IT stocks like Mphasis, TCS, Tech Mahindra, HCL Technologies, LTM (LTI Mindtree) also became victims of heavy selling.

Cleared in 2 lakh crore minutes

There was a panic in the Indian stock market due to the announcement of Accenture reducing its revenue estimates and the company cutting its technical expenses in this era of AI (Artificial Intelligence). Its effect was such that as soon as the market opened, investors’ wealth worth about Rs 2 lakh crore was lost. According to JP Morgan’s analysis, even without any recession, this proved to be the biggest decline (-34%) in the software sector in the last 30 years, which sank investors’ wealth worth Rs 2 lakh crore.

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Stock Market: On Monday, the Indian stock market closed with a decline for the fourth consecutive trading session. The day started well, but the market came under pressure due to increased selling at high levels. Two main reasons are being given for this. Firstly, there is the ongoing war between Iran and US and the second major reason is the changing nature of weather.

At what price did the market close?

• NIFTY 50 fell 0.70% to close at 23,382.60.
• BSE Sensex closed at 74,267.35, falling 508 points or 0.68%.
• Nifty Bank closed with a fall of 1.10%.
• India VIX, indicating fear in the market, increased by 2.16% to 16.54.

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These are the reasons for the fall of the stock market
There are many reasons behind the fall of the stock market. Let us explain:

Concern increased due to America-Iran tension
The biggest pressure on the market was due to increasing tension between America and Iran. According to reports, America attacked some military bases of Iran, in response to which Iran claimed to target the American base. Due to this tension, the prices of crude oil increased. India imports a large part of its oil requirement, hence due to oil becoming expensive, the import bill may increase, there may be pressure on the rupee, there is a danger of inflation increasing, that is why investors adopted a cautious attitude.

Forecast of weak monsoon increases concern
IMD has reduced the monsoon forecast to 90% of the long term average. Due to less rainfall, farmers’ income may be affected, agricultural production may decrease, expenditure in rural areas may reduce. This may affect FMCG, tractor, two-wheeler, fertilizer and agrochemical companies.

Auto sales figures remained mixed
Auto sales figures for the month of May did not completely reassure investors. Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai Motor India and TVS Motor Company reported growth in sales, but Ashok Leyland’s overall sales declined by 4%. Escort Kubota expressed concern over rising costs and a weak agricultural market. Due to this, investor confidence in the auto sector remained weak.

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The pace of GST collection slowed down
India’s GST collection in May 2026 stood at Rs 1.94 lakh crore, which is 3.2% more than last year. However, GST collection record in April was Rs 2.42 lakh crore. In such a situation, the figures for May indicated that the pace of economic activity and demand may slow down somewhat.

Which sectors were most affected?

• Nifty FMCG was the biggest losing sector, falling 2.3%.
• Nifty IT became the best performing sector by rising more than 2.5%.

Reason for Monday’s decline
Let us tell you that there were many reasons behind Monday’s decline like America-Iran tension, rising oil prices, weak monsoon forecast, mixed auto sales figures and slow pace of GST collection. Although there was strength in IT stocks, most sectors of the market remained under pressure and widespread selling was seen.

Stock Market Today: The Indian stock market is witnessing a decline on Thursday, April 9, the fourth trading day of the week. Major benchmark indices BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 50 have slipped.

The 30-share BSE Sensex index opened with a decline of 243.57 points or 0.31 percent. Sensex started the day at the level of 77,319.33. At the same time, NSE Nifty 50 also started the day negative. Nifty 50 slipped 88.30 points or 0.37 percent and opened at the level of 23,909.05.

By around 9:20 am, the Sensex was trading at 77,261 points, down by 300 points. Whereas Nifty 50 had slipped 113 points and was trading at the level of 23,883.

BSE’s top gainers and losers

NTPC, Tata Steel, PowerGrid, ITC and Bharti Airtel were the top gainers from the BSE basket. Whereas Sunpharma, Indigo, Adani Port, Eternal and L&T were the top losers.

How was the market on Wednesday?

There was a strong rise in the Indian stock market on the trading day of Wednesday, April 8. Major benchmark indices BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 50 ended the day trading in the green. Sensex closed at 77,562.90 points with a rise of 2946.32 points or 3.95 percent, while NSE Nifty 50 closed at 23,997.35 points with a rise of 873.70 points or 3.78 percent.

IndiGo, L&T, Bajaj Finance, Mahindra & Mahindra and Axis Bank were the top gainers from the BSE basket. Talking about the top losers, Tech Mahindra, Sun Pharma and Power Grid were there.

There was a rise in the shares of Nifty 100, Nifty Auto, Nifty Smallcap 100, Nifty FMCG, Nifty Bank, Nifty IT and Nifty Midcap 100. On Wednesday’s trading day, 27 shares from BSE basket closed in the green and 3 shares recorded a decline.

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Stock Market Crash: A huge decline is being seen in the Indian stock market on the trading day of Thursday, April 2. Major benchmark indices BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 50 opened trading in the red.

By around 12:30 pm the Sensex had fallen by 1300 points. At the same time, Nifty 50 had slipped 415 points. Investors had to suffer huge losses due to this decline that occurred at the very beginning of the business. Let us know in detail about the loss suffered by investors and the reason behind this decline…

Swaha 10 lakh crore rupees

The impact of the decline in the stock market was clearly visible on investors. Where it had to suffer a loss of about Rs 10 lakh crore in the initial business itself. The total market cap of companies listed on BSE came down to about Rs 412 lakh crore. Due to which investors have suffered huge losses.

Stock market declined due to these reasons

1. The decline in the stock market is being linked to the latest statement of US President Donald Trump. Trump has once again indicated increasing tension regarding the Middle East. Due to which the turmoil in the global markets has intensified.

He indicated that there could be a major attack on Iran in the coming few weeks. Due to which the fear of increasing global uncertainty has spoiled the mood of the market.

2. For the last few days, foreign investors have been continuously staying away from the Indian market. According to the latest data, foreign investors sold on Wednesday’s trading day also.

During this period, about Rs 8,331 crore was withdrawn. Foreign investors have been withdrawing money from the stock market for 22 consecutive trading sessions. Because of which the stock market is not getting support.

3. The prices of Brent crude also registered an increase of more than 6 percent on Thursday. Prices reached around $107 per barrel. At the same time, American WTI crude also jumped by more than 5 percent and crossed $ 105 per barrel. Investors’ confidence has been shaken due to the rise in crude oil prices.

4. The market also registered a decline due to signals from global markets. Asian markets including domestic markets fell. Japan’s Nikkei fell more than 2 percent. At the same time, South Korea’s Kospi recorded a decline of more than 4 percent.

Apart from this, the markets of China and Hong Kong also slipped by more than 1 percent. Because of these signals, investors have taken cautious decisions. Due to which this weakness is visible in the stock market.

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The situation in the Middle East has worsened in the last 24 hours. Many major attacks have been carried out on Iran by America and Israel. America has targeted more than 1700 targets. The US Central Command has said that 17 Iranian ships have been destroyed in important maritime areas of the Gulf. This also includes a submarine. This increasing conflict has increased concern all over the world.

Saudi Arabia shot down nine drones

According to Saudi Press Agency, Saudi Arabia shot down nine drones that entered its airspace on Wednesday morning. A Defense Ministry spokesperson said that as soon as the drones entered the country’s border, they were immediately destroyed.

Hezbollah’s rocket attack on Metula

Lebanese organization Hezbollah has claimed that it fired rockets at Israeli forces in the northern Israeli city of Metula. Earlier, he had also talked about a missile attack on a naval base in Haifa.

America attacked about 2000 targets

The US Army has destroyed 17 Iranian ships and attacked nearly 2,000 targets. Admiral Brad Cooper, head of the American Central Command, has confirmed this.

Donald Trump’s statement, security for tankers in Hormuz

US President Donald Trump said that the US Navy will provide security to oil tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz as soon as possible. He said that America will not allow the global energy supply to be disrupted. Oil prices have increased by more than 15 percent since the attacks on Tehran began.

During a meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz at the White House, Trump said that Germany has helped the US military by allowing access to some of its bases. Marz said that both the countries want to remove the current government of Iran and will discuss further strategy after military action. Trump said that the first goal of America and Israel is to destroy Iran’s military power. He talked about ending trade with Spain and also expressed displeasure at the British government. Trump also claimed that Tehran wanted talks, but now it was too late.

Panic in the markets, oil prices rose

After the attacks on Iran, a decline was seen in the American stock market. Tehran has threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz, due to which the price of crude oil and ship fares have increased. Due to this, concerns about inflation and impact on global trade have increased. Asian markets also declined. The Nikkei 225 index in Tokyo fell about 1.7 percent in early trade. In Seoul, trading had to be halted for some time when Kospi and Kosdaq fell by more than 8 percent. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng also fell 1.2 percent.

Pakistan’s statement calls Zionism a threat

Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif described Zionism as a threat to humanity and said that the Iran conflict is also a matter of concern for Pakistan’s security. He said that Pakistan’s nuclear capability is a shield to protect against external threats.

Indian basmati rice consignment stuck

Sea routes have been affected due to the war. About four lakh metric tonnes of Indian Basmati rice is stuck at ports or en route. All India Rice Exporters Association said that freight charges have more than doubled and new deals have stopped.

Drone attack on US Consulate in Iraq failed

A drone trying to target the US Consulate in Erbil, Iraq was shot down by security forces.

air defense alert in dubai

People heard loud sounds in Dubai. Officials said that these sounds were due to air defense action. The teams monitored the situation and took necessary steps for the safety of the people.

Britain sent warships and helicopters to Cyprus

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said that after the drone attack in Cyprus, helicopters with counter drone capability are being sent there and the air defense ship HMS Dragon has been deployed in the area.

Attack on the office of Assembly of Experts in Iran

According to Iran’s news agency, America and Israel targeted the offices of the Assembly of Experts in Qom and Tehran. A Telegram channel claimed that the ongoing meeting to select Iran’s next supreme leader was targeted, with several members injured or killed. This institution appoints and monitors the Supreme Leader of Iran.

Condemnation of attack on US embassy in Riyadh

The Muslim World League condemned the attack on the US Embassy in Riyadh and called it an aggressive action by Iran.

Ukraine offered help to UAE

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky offered the United Arab Emirates help in dealing with Iranian air strikes. He said that his experience in dealing with drones can be useful to the UAE.

Dhahran attack warning

The US Embassy in Saudi Arabia’s Dhahran city warned of possible missile and drone attacks and asked people to take shelter on lower floors, away from windows.

Israeli air attack on South Beirut

Israel carried out air strikes in the southern areas of Beirut. Lebanon’s national news agency reported damage to several buildings. Clouds of smoke were seen rising into the sky.

Missiles stopped over Jordan and West Bank

Israeli air defense destroyed four Iranian ballistic missiles in the air near Jordan and Jerusalem. There is no news of any casualty.

Tehran’s Golestan Palace damaged

UNESCO has expressed concern that Tehran’s historic Golestan Palace has been damaged due to a nearby airstrike. The building was damaged by tremors and debris.

Attack at the entrance of Natanz nuclear plant

The International Atomic Energy Agency said that the entrance to the underground part of Iran’s Natanz fuel enrichment plant has been attacked. The agency clarified that there has been no radiation leakage and there has been no additional damage to the interior.

The rapidly changing situation in the Middle East has put the entire region under tension. The world is now keeping an eye on which direction this conflict will take next.

Stock Market News: There was a huge decline in the local stock market on Tuesday. The domestic market remained under pressure due to continuous selling by foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and weakness in Asian and European markets. BSE Sensex fell 519.34 points (0.62%) to close at 83,459.15 points, whereas it had slipped by 565 points during trading. Similarly, NSE Nifty fell by 165.70 points (0.64%) to 25,597.65 points.

Which stocks fell

Power Grid shares included in Sensex recorded the maximum decline of 3.13%. This decline was seen due to decline in the company’s profits in the September quarter. Apart from this, shares of Eternal, Tata Motors, Tata Steel, Maruti and Bharat Electronics also declined.

Whereas, shares of Titan, Bharti Airtel, Bajaj Finance, Mahindra & Mahindra and State Bank of India (SBI) were in profit. Shares of Titan rose 2.28% as the company’s consolidated net profit rose 59% to Rs 1,120 crore in the September quarter.

What do market experts say

Vinod Nair, Research Chief, Geojit Investments Limited, says that the Indian stock market declined due to weak global cues and widespread selling in IT, metal and power sectors. The rise in US bond yields and decreasing expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in the near future reduced the risk appetite, due to which FIIs continued selling for the fourth consecutive session.

According to stock market data, FIIs sold shares worth Rs 1,883.78 crore on Monday, while DIIs bought shares worth Rs 3,516.36 crore. BSE Smallcap index fell 0.69%, while Midcap fell 0.26%. 2,549 shares listed on BSE declined, 1,618 rose and 162 shares remained unchanged.

Ajit Mishra, Senior Vice President (Research), Religare Broking Limited, said that market sentiment weakened due to profit-booking in big companies and foreign capital withdrawal.

condition of global markets

In other markets of Asia, South Korea’s Kospi, Japan’s Nikkei, China’s Shanghai Composite and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng closed with losses. There was a negative trend in European markets too, while most of the indices in American markets closed with gains on Monday.

Global oil benchmark Brent crude fell 1.34% to $64.02 per barrel. Let us tell you that Sensex had increased by 39.78 points on Monday, while Nifty had increased by 41.25 points. Stock markets will remain closed on Wednesday on the occasion of ‘Guru Nanak Jayanti’.

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