On 7 April 2025, the stock markets around the world saw a major decline. In India too, there was a huge decline as soon as the market opened. The Sensex fell more than 3,900 points in the pre-opening session, while the Nifty also declined by 1,140 points. The Nifty reached below 21,800, and the Sensex opened 3,939 points to 71,425.
These shares have been the biggest decline
- Infosys It is trading around Rs 1,343 with a decline of 8 percent in shares.
- Tata motors I also declined by 8 percent, and its stock reached close to Rs 565.
- Tata steel Shares fell by 10 percent, which is trading around Rs 126.
- Majgaon dock shipbuilders The shares fell more than 7 percent and came close to Rs 2,352.
- Reliance Industries I have fallen by more than 4 percent and the stock reached Rs 1,154.
- TCS Shares fell by more than 5 percent, and is trading at a level of Rs 3,148.
Along with this, India VIX (Volatibility Index) has gained 40 percent to 19.26, which is indicating instability in the market.
Market analyst opinion
Market expert Sharad Kohli has described this decline as “Black Mande”. He said that such a decline was expected in Indian markets after a decline of more than 6 percent in US markets on Friday. He believes that tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump are negatively impacting markets around the world. He has advised Trump to reconsider his policies.
Indian market status on Friday
The stock market was weak last Friday, April 4. The BSE Sensex closed at 75,364 with a decline of 930 points. Due to this decline, the total market capitalization of listed companies in BSE declined by about Rs 10 lakh crore to Rs 403 lakh crore. The BSE declined 2,820 shares, while only 1,126 shares rose.
Stock markets around the world decline
Japan’s Nikkei 225 index declined by 9 percent, the lowest level since October 2023. Japan’s banking sector declined by 17 percent. South Korea’s Cospie Index fell 4.3 percent and Kosdac also fell by 3.4 percent. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index Futures is trading at 22,772. All this is said to be associated with the effects of US policies and tariffs.
Black Mande warning
Analysts warned of ‘Black Mande 2.0’ on 7 April after a tremendous decline in the US markets on 4 April. On that day, US markets lost $ 5 trillion $. Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Futures also declined drastically.
History of Black Mande
‘Black Mande’ was first seen on 19 October 1987, when Dow Jones fell by 22.6 percent in a day. After this, S&P 500 and major markets around the world also declined by 20 to 30 percent. After 1987, today’s situation is being seen as another major economic crisis.
Big loss to investors
Due to this decline, the assets of investors decreased by about Rs 10 lakh crore on Friday. Investors have shocked the confidence of the global trade war and due to a sharp fall in crude oil prices. The huge selling in shares of big companies such as Reliance, L&T and Infosys has weakened the market notion.
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