The outbreak of Iran-Israel war has hit the stock market! 19 lakh crore of investors in just one week

• This situation in the stock market creates a fearful atmosphere
• Big losses for investors
• Stock sales are high in these sectors

Indian Stock Market Weekly Loss : The outbreak of the Iran Israel war has had a major impact on the global and Indian domestic markets. Due to the upheaval in the stock market and its impact on other factors, the market witnessed a sharp fall in the last trading day of the week as well. The Sensex closed down 1470.50 points at 74,563.92, while the NSE Nifty 50 lost 488.05 points at 23,151.10. This situation in the stock market has created a fearful atmosphere. Investors have to bear huge losses.

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Big losses for investors

Investors have suffered huge losses due to this continuous fall in the market. According to the data, investors have lost a total of Rs 19.86 lakh crore this week. When considered, investors have lost 10.24 lakh crores on Friday alone.
Investors have lost Rs 33.68 lakh crore since the start of the war as a result of the conflict between Iran and Israel that started on February 28. This has created anxiety among investors and uncertainty about the future.

Stock sales are high in these sectors

This week the stock market saw pressure on several sectors. The biggest decline was seen in the auto sector. The auto sector fell by approximately 10.64 percent during the week. As a result, the auto index fell to around 24,195 from 26,770 points. A sell trend was seen due to market volatility and hence volatility. Hence, the sales pressure has hit the auto sector the most.
After auto, the public sector banking sector was the second largest sector in terms of decline, with an estimated decline of 7.27 percent. Moreover, metals sector declined by 5.90 per cent, real estate by 4.34 per cent, oil and gas by 4.25 per cent and IT sector by around 3.54 per cent.

Foreign investors are constantly at a distance

Due to the uncertain environment, foreign investors are increasingly likely to stay away from the Indian market. Foreign investors also sold heavily on Friday, March 13. As per available data, FPIs and FIIs sold approximately ₹10,716.64 crore worth of shares on the day. It is believed to be the biggest one-day sale of the last year.

Throughout the week, foreign investors remained on the selling side. He sold equity shares worth approximately ₹36,071 crore. However, domestic institutional investors (DIIs) provided some support to the market, with net purchases of approximately ₹37,740 crore.

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