Share Market Closing 13th May, 2025: After the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, there was a splash in the Indian stock market on Monday. However, on Tuesday, the Indian market recorded a terrible decline. On Tuesday, the BSE Sensex closed at 81,148.22 points with a decline of 1281.68 points (1.55%). Similarly, NSE’s Nifty 50 index today closed at 24,578.35 points with a major decline of 346.35 points (1.39%) today. Let us tell you that the market stopped the business yesterday with a huge lead. On Monday, the Sensex rose by 2975.43 points to 82,429.90 points and the Nifty climbed 912.80 points to close at 24,920.80 points.
Infosys shares fall drastically
On Tuesday, only 5 out of 30 companies of Sensex closed shares in green mark and the remaining 25 companies closed with a decline in red mark. Similarly, today, only 14 out of 50 of Nifty 50 came to a green mark with shares and the remaining 35 companies closed in red mark with losses. Whereas, a company shares closed without any fall. Today, Sun Pharma, one of the Sensex companies, rose by 0.99 percent and Infosys’ shares closed with the highest decline of 3.57 percent.
Why sudden decline after strong boom
- After the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, the Indian market registered a rise of about 4 percent on Monday. On Tuesday, investors were seen making tremendous profits after boom, which led to a decline in the market.
- The global investor Bhavna became positive after the US and China agreed to reduce tariffs and cooperate financially. However, this cannot provide immediate benefit to Indian markets. Some experts had earlier estimated that the US-China tension for a long time would inspire global manufacturers to diversify the supply chain and consider India as an alternative. With the stress decreasing, the statement has weakened.
- On Monday, crude oil prices reached a two -week high, which supported improvement in global trade spirit. Brent crude rose to $ 64.74 per barrel, and WTI increased to $ 61.77. Both of them increased by more than 5.5% in the last fortnight.
- At the end of March, the US 10-year-old Treasury Yield increased from 4.25% to 4.457%. The high bond yield makes American assets more attractive for global investors, often carrying capital away from emerging markets such as India. This trend today put a separate pressure on Indian equity.
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