Market Ki Baat: Sensex dropped 863 points in 5 days, how was Nifty’s move?

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Share Market review market ki baat: Due to American duty concerns and extensive selling in global markets, negative perception in the Indian stock market was dominated this week. Investors recovered profits in the market. Know how the market trend will be in the coming week and what to do investors?

How was the Sensex and Nifty move: The local stock market also recorded a huge decline for the third consecutive day on Monday. While the BSE Sensex fell 572 points, the NSE Nifty was at a loss of 156 points. On Tuesday, the decline came to a halt and the Sensex jumped 447 points to 81,329 points. The Nifty also climbed 140 points to close at 24,821 points. On Wednesday too, the Sensex climbed 144 points to close at 81,482. Here the Nifty also rose 34 points to 24,855 points.

After 2 days of rise, the stock market again recovered profit. The Sensex fell 296 points to 81,186 points and the Nifty fell 87 points to close at 24,768 points. On the last day of the month on Friday, the market once again declined drastically. The Sensex fell 586 points to close at 80,592 points, the Nifty also weakened 203 points to 24,565 points. In this way the Indian stock market was red for 3 days and 2 days in green mark. In the weekly business, the BSE Sensex fell at 863 points, or 1.05 percent, while NSE Nifty also fell 271 points i.e. 1.09 percent.

These factors changed market moves: There is a possibility of deadlock in global trade after the US government announced a 25 percent fee on India. Trump’s announcement to impose a fine on India for purchasing crude oil and military equipment from Russia also had a negative impact. Comprehensive selling in global markets and profit recovery of foreign investors in Indian markets also weakened the perception.
However, the market remained in green mark for 2 days. The stock market showed a rise on Tuesday and Wednesday due to better results of companies. The boom in shares of big companies like Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank also gave these 2 days relief to investors. People also took advantage of the opportunity and also made good investment in these companies.

How will the next week be: Trump extended the date of implementation of tariff to 7 August. Their stance on the tariff will also decide the direction of Sensex and Nifty in the coming week. The American economy was not growing rapidly as Trump promised. There is increasing increase in jobs, inflation is increasing. The growth rate has slowed down compared to last year. Weak economic figures are creating concern. In such a situation, investors do not have much expectations from the market next week.

What do experts say: Market expert Manish Upadhyay Said that negative perception dominates the market. Along with Trump Tarif, his rhetoric is also shocking the stock market. In this week, the market move is likely to remain the same as last week. Due to the high valuation of the market, profits are also being recovered. He said that the market will soon recover from this situation. There is no such thing as a panic.

Stock market expert Satish indani Told that Trump’s rhetoric has changed the market outline. Their rhetoric is spreading panic in the market. However, people are now beginning to feel that they speak more and do less. At present, the foreign markets are not getting more support and foreign investors are also engaged in selling us.

Indani believes that the decline in the market has come due to Trump. He hoped that some positive situation could be created in the market from Tuesday. Shares with good valuations can be purchased. He said that investors in the Indian stock market are now showing more maturity than before. Earlier, the statements used to get upper lower circuit. There is no such situation in the market at the moment.

Disclaimer: This article is only aimed at information. This is not an investment advice. Be sure to consult your financial advisor before any investment.

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