Why Share Market Crash: Apart from foreign investors, there are other reasons behind the fall in the market, which are not allowing it to rise.
Why Share Market Crash: Apart from foreign investors, there are other reasons behind the fall in the market, which are not allowing it to rise. One big reason for which is the quarterly results of companies. Due to the poor results of many big companies, the pressure on the market is dominating.
Why India's Share Market Crash: Diwali has passed, but the stock market investors have not stopped going bankrupt. The ongoing sell-off in the market was such that the market has not yet emerged. Even today, when the market opened, it fell flat as soon as it opened. On November 11, Monday, the market saw a huge fall, the Sensex is trading at 79,150 level with a fall of more than 300 points. At the same time, the Nifty is down 100 points and is trading at 24,050 level. The Sensex fell 484.98 points to 79,001.34 in early trade, while the Nifty slipped 143.6 points to 24,004.60 points. Since the continuous decline in the market, questions are arising in the minds of the people that whose eyes have been caught in the last market? Why is the stock market crashing so much? Who is the villain of the market, that is not allowing it to rise?
Why is the stock market constantly falling?
Donald Trump has also returned to the US and interest rates are also being cut by the Federal Reserve to control inflation, but despite all this, the decline in the Indian stock market is not taking the name of stopping. The stock market closed with a fall on November 8 before the market started poorly on Monday. The Sensex closed at 79,486 with a gain of 55 points, while the Nifty also fell by 51 points. Due to the ongoing decline in the stock market for a long time, the Nifty had crossed the 26000 level, it is falling and trading around 24000.
Who is the real 'villain' of the stock market?
News like the results of the US elections or the cut in interest rates is also not able to stop the sell-off in the market. In fact, the major reason for the fall in the market is the selling of institutional foreign investors. The biggest reason for this decline in the stock market is the selling of FIIs i.e. institutional foreign investors. In the past days, foreign investors are constantly withdrawing their money from the market. FIIs have been selling in the stock market for the past several days. Its selling figure has crossed 1 lakh crore. Foreign investors' stake in NSE-listed companies fell to 15.98 percent in October, the worst in 12 years.
Negative impact of these factors on the market
Apart from foreign investors, there are other reasons behind the fall in the market, which are not allowing it to rise. One big reason for which is the quarterly results of companies. Due to the poor results of many big companies, the pressure on the market is dominating. Apart from the selling of foreign investors, the silence of the RBI has increased the tension of investors. Despite the Fed's cut in interest rates, it has not been clarified by the RBI whether interest rates will be cut or not. In such a situation, there is a situation of confusion among investors.
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