- Lucky stock markets in India closed today…
- Panic in the markets of neighboring countries
- What exactly is the situation?
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The stock market saw a steady decline last week and it was good that the Indian stock market was closed on the first day of the week, Monday. Because foreign stock markets were in turmoil and these negative signals would have affected the Sensex and Nifty as well. Even the Nifty, which is considered a leading indicator for the Indian market, has been trading at a slow pace since its inception. Meanwhile, stock markets from Japan to South Korea and Pakistan are in turmoil and their major indices are tumbling.
Why is stock market in India closed?
According to the list of stock market holidays of BSE and NSE, these exchanges are closed on September 14 on Ganesh Chaturthi. During this period there is no transaction in Equity, Equity Derivatives and Currency segment. Talking about the commodity market, trading on the multi commodity exchange MCX is closed in the morning session, but will resume as usual from 5 pm onwards. This means there are four trading days in the stock market this week.
Last week, both the stock market indices suffered a sharp decline. The National Stock Exchange's Nifty 50 fell more than 2% for the entire week. Meanwhile, the Bombay Stock Exchange's 30-share Sensex fell by 2.27% in five trading days.
Earthquakes from Japan to Korea
Investors got relief as the Indian stock market closed on Monday. In fact, the first trading day of the week is turning out to be a very bad one for investors in all the markets of the world, in fact most of the stock markets in Asia. On the one hand, Japan's Nikkei is seeing a big fall, on the other hand, the Pakistan stock market is also seeing a fall.
After a poor start, Japan's Nikkei index was trading at 63,492, down more than 500 points at the time of writing. Besides, South Korea's KOSPI fell over 250 points to trade at 6684. Not only this, a huge drop of 322 points was seen in the Taiwan stock market. If we talk about the Pakistan stock market, the Karachi 100 (KSE) witnessed a steep fall of around 188 points.
What is the cause of confusion in the stock market?
Much of the chaos in foreign stock markets is attributed to the Middle East. In fact, hopes for a full opening of Hormuz seem to be fading now due to rising tensions between the US and Iran. On the other hand, Houthi rebels are seen taking over Bab-al-Mandeb. Saudi Arabia's oil pipeline has been shut down.
Due to all this, crude oil prices in the international market seem to be on the rise once again. At the time of writing, Brent crude oil price is $108 per barrel, WTI crude oil price is $104 per barrel and Murban crude oil price is around $120 per barrel. This has raised the risk of inflation in many oil import-dependent countries around the world and disrupted the stock market environment.
(Note: Always consult your market expert before making any investment in stock market.)
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