How will we overcome the stock market crash? Investors lost Rs 12 lakh crore

Share Market Crash / How will we overcome the stock market crash? Investors lost Rs 12 lakh crore
Share Market Crash - How will we overcome the stock market crash? Investors lost Rs 12 lakh crore
Share Market Crash: The past week has been very volatile for the Indian stock market. In particular, the decline in the last three trading days has stirred up the market and made investors worried. There are many reasons for this decline, including the weakness of the rupee against the dollar, foreign investors withdrawing money from the market and the ongoing negative estimates about India's economy. These circumstances have put the market in a state of uncertainty.

Fall in rupee and disappointment of foreign investors

The Indian rupee is continuously declining against the dollar, creating pressure in the market. Along with this, the process of foreign investors withdrawing money from India's stock market continues. According to the data, so far in the month of January, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have withdrawn more than Rs 22 thousand crore. The main reason for this is the weak earnings figures of companies in the third quarter, due to which the confidence of investors has been shaken. Apart from this, the estimate of decline in the growth of the Indian economy has also become a cause of concern for investors.

President Trump's swearing-in and fear of tariff hike

With the swearing-in of US President Donald Trump on January 20, the threat of tariff hike on India has increased further. This has created an atmosphere of confusion among foreign investors and they are exiting the stock market. Its effect is also visible on the Indian stock market, as there is pressure in trading and the market continues to decline.

Weak third quarter results and market conditions

Investors had expectations from the third quarter earnings of companies, but now they also do not seem to be fulfilled. It is estimated that single digit growth will be seen in the earnings of many companies. This has spoiled the mood of investors and they have started being cautious about their investments.

Fall in Sensex and Nifty

If we look at the figures, on January 7, the Sensex closed at 78,199.11 points, while on January 10 it fell to 77,378.91 points. During this period, the Sensex fell by 1.05 percent. At the same time, Nifty has also fallen heavily. On January 7, the Nifty closed at 23,707.90 points, which closed at 23,431.50 points on January 10, i.e. a fall of 1.16 percent.

Investors lose Rs 12 lakh crore

Investors have suffered huge losses due to these declines. The market cap of BSE has also declined. The market cap of the Sensex on January 7 was Rs 4,41,75,150.04 crore, which fell to Rs 4,29,67,835.05 crore on January 10. This means that in just three days, investors have lost more than Rs 12 lakh crore.

Challenging times for investors

Overall, investors may face more difficulties in the coming days. The fall of rupee against the dollar, foreign investors exiting the market, weak corporate earnings and the threat of US tariffs can all put pressure on the Indian stock market. Investors need to be more cautious during this time and should exercise caution before making any major investment decision.

The events of the past week have made it clear that there is an atmosphere of uncertainty in the Indian stock market at this time, and investors will have to seriously consider future risks.

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