By Admin 
Monday was very disappointing for the Indian stock market once again. Within five minutes, investors suffered a huge loss of about 19 lakh crore rupees. The Nifty slipped down about 1000 points. This was the biggest decline in the last 10 months in the Nifty. Shares from Reliance to TCS were seen rolling. In such a situation, the question is arising that after the announcement of the tariff, why is there such chaos in the stock market from America to China, South Korea to India? Let us know in detail in five points.
1-Economic crisis fear
Ever since the tariff has been announced by the Trump administration and more than 180 countries around the world have been brought under its purview, since then there is a possibility of increasing inflation, decrease in profits of companies and weak sentiments of the consumer. If the experts are to be believed, it can not only have a widespread impact on the global economic pace, but if this policy remains for a long time, then the global recession is sure to come. If the global recession comes, then India will also not be untouched by that effect, even if its effect is less.
Results of 2-RBI MPC meeting
The monetary policy of the Reserve Bank is being held from April 7 to 9, results will come on 9th. However, it is expected that this time there may be a cut of 25 basis points from RBI. If this happens, there will be a positive sign for the market. Along with this, the figures of retail inflation and industrial production will be released on 11 April. This will also help in understanding the state of the Indian economy to a large extent.
3-hurry storm
US President Donald Trump, after the announcement of the tariff, reacted to the fall in the stock markets continuously, saying that sometimes bitter medicine has to be given to cure something. President Trump also made it clear that there is no concern in this. Whereas, on the other hand, the Asian stock markets have seen a drastic decline on Monday, where there was a decline of 225 points as soon as the market was opened in Nikkei, Japan.
Whereas, Australia’s S&P 200 declined by 6.5 percent at seven 7184.70, South Korea’s Koppy fell by 5.5 percent to 2328.52. Earlier, the market closed on Friday in the US Nasdaq at a decline of nearly 7 per cent. However, experts believe that this decline is nothing, if the situation does not recover, then the condition of the American market can be like this in 1987.
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