Stock Market Crash: Investors lost Rs 10 lakh crore in the Indian stock market, know the reason for the fall?

Indian Stock Market Crash: Heavy weakness was seen in the Indian Stock Market for the second consecutive day on Tuesday. BSE Sensex fell 1065 points to close at 82,180.47, while Nifty fell 353 points to close at 25,232.50. Nifty Bank index also recorded a decline of 487 points. During intraday trading, Sensex fell by 1200 points and Nifty by 400 points. This sharp fall resulted in a loss of approximately Rs 10.12 lakh crore in the total wealth of investors.

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Heavy pressure on top shares

Among the top 30 stocks of BSE, except HDFC Bank, all the other stocks were in the red. The biggest fall was seen in the shares of Zomato, which fell by more than 4 percent. Apart from this, major stocks like Bajaj Finance, Sun Pharma, Indigo, Reliance and TCS also fell sharply. The total market capitalization of BSE on Monday was Rs 465.68 lakh crore, which came down to Rs 455.72 lakh crore on Tuesday. That means Rs 10.12 lakh crore was lost in just one day.

Weakness in all sectors

All sectors on NSE closed in the red. More than 5 percent decline was recorded in the realty sector. There was a decline of 2.5 percent in the auto sector, 1.4 percent in the financial sector and about 1 percent in other sectors. There was heavy selling in IT shares also. Wipro shares fell up to 3 per cent, while LTIMindtree shares fell up to 6 per cent.

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impact of global events

Global developments were also a major reason for the weakness of the stock market. US President Donald Trump threatened new tariffs on eight European countries in an effort to increase US control over Greenland. Meanwhile, France warned of imposing 200 percent tariff. These incidents increased fear among global investors and increased the threat of trade war in the international market.

Selling by foreign investors

Pressure on the market increased due to continuous selling by foreign institutional investors (FIIs). FIIs continued their net selling for the tenth consecutive session. On Monday alone he sold shares worth about Rs 3,263 crore.

Rise in metals like gold and silver

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At such times, investors moved towards safe metals like gold and silver. On Tuesday, gold crossed $4,700 an ounce for the first time, while silver touched a record high. According to experts, due to global political tensions and the threat of tariffs, investors are moving away from riskier stocks and moving towards safer investments.