A huge decline is being seen in the stock market. Due to which the stock market investors have suffered a huge loss. If we look at the figures, investors had to suffer a loss of more than Rs 19 lakh crore in 5 minutes
टैरिफ से क्रैश हुआ शेयर बाजार, निवेशकों को 19 लाख करोड़ से ज्यादा का नुकसान
There is chaos in the stock market. Investors are not able to understand what to do? The reason is that today large cap stocks fell as if they were mid cap or small cap. Stocks like Reliance, Tata Motors, Tata Steel, Infosys, HCL Tech have fallen by 10%. Investors lost 19 lakh crores in one go. After all, what is the reason that there has been such a big decline in the market after Covid? Will this decline stop now or is there more decline left in the market. If you are an investor, then you must be looking for answers to these questions. Let us know the 5 main reasons for the decline in the market. Also what will happen next?
Global sell-off
Trump’s tariff terror has led to sell-off in markets around the world. The Trump administration has not given any indication of backing down from its tariff plans. This has also affected the Indian market today.
Concerns of recession increased in the market
The Trump administration has taken a tough stand on the comprehensive tariffs imposed on more than 180 countries. This has increased volatility and anxiety in the market, and has dashed hopes of a favorable outcome from quick negotiations. This has increased the risk of recession in countries around the world, including the US. Experts believe that the Indian markets may see further decline in the first quarter of the current financial year.
Risk of rising inflation
Market experts believe that Trump’s tariffs will increase inflation worldwide, which will reduce corporate profits. This will reduce the earnings of companies. Not only this, it will negatively impact consumer sentiment and become a burden on economic growth.
Foreign investors started selling again
After becoming buyers last month, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have once again started selling Indian shares in April. So far this month (till Friday), FPIs have sold Indian shares worth ₹ 13,730 crore in the cash segment, which reflects growing uncertainty about the impact of Trump tariffs on the global economy. This has also increased the decline in the market.
What do market experts say?
Stock market expert Siddharth Kunawala said that it will take time for the market situation to improve because the clouds of tariff are looming over the Indian markets. If investors want to invest for the long term, then this is the right time to invest. The biggest impact of Trump tariff can be seen on the auto sector. Market expert, Ayodhya Prasad Shukla said that it may take 2 to 3 months for the Indian market to settle down. The impact of America’s tariff will be seen on all sectors.





