stock market crash: Donald Trump’s tariff war has led to a weak start of the week in the stock market due to cloud cover of uncertainty and release by foreign investors. The Sensex fell 807.67 points after opening below 500 points. It was trading below 758.10 points at 10.39 am. The Nifty 50 also broke the level of 22600 to 22548.35. Investors have invested more than Rs 100 crore. There is a loss of Rs 4.09 lakh crore.
230 shares at the bottom of the year
Today, out of a total of 3771 shares, only 998 shares were trading in a boom. While 2609 shares have been broken. Out of which 230 shares have reached a low of the year. 274 shares have a lower circuit. Smallcap and midcap stocks have also declined by more than 500 points amidst global recession.
Reason behind the decline in stock market
1. Trump’s tariff war: US President Trump is threatening to take strict action against India after the announcement of a mutual tariff on the world. The Indian stock market has been disappointed by the action of imposing high tariff burden on pharma companies. However, it is not yet clear which areas and countries will be affected by the threat of tariff. Therefore investors have become alert.
2. FII Selling: On the other hand, foreign investors are continuously selling in view of trade war and trump activities. In the current calendar year, FII has so far recorded sales of up to Rs 1 lakh crore. Last Friday, an investment of Rs 3449.15 crore was withdrawn.
3. Weak American Development: The US economic activity and consumer sentiment have weakened. As a result, the US stock market also declined. Trump’s business war policy has increased the possibility of inflation. Consumer demand has also weakened.
4. Technically the market evaluation is more: The Indian stock market has been at a boom with a strong growth for the last three years. Therefore, market experts are saying that the major improvement in the market is unavoidable. After the Kovid epidemic, there was a major decline in Sensex and Nifty in 2025.
