Stock Market crash
ET Market Watch: 4 key factors that led to stock market crash
Benchmark BSE Sensex fell over 900 points, while Nifty50 closed below the 24,000 level on Monday, weighed down by uncertainty around the hotly-contested US presidential election, while volatility spiked to a three-month high.ET Market Watch: 4 key factors that led to stock market crash
Worried about stock market crash? It's time remind yourself about these basic truths
The only real challenge with buying during downturns is that investors often try too hard to optimise their entry points. One shouldn’t try to fixate on picking the exact bottom. In 2020, smart investors bought throughout March, April, May, and even into June and July. Perfect timing only exists in hindsight; any entry point is good enough in the real world.
Can small-cap funds continue to show resilience?
Over the past few years, the smallcap basket has enjoyed a stellar run. Many have warned of sharper drawdowns in this segment in the event of a market correction. The market correction has arrived, but it has not played out as expected. On the contrary, large-caps have taken a sharper beating. So have small-caps suddenly turned resilient?
Jim Rogers' India investment remark amid Trump's 'America First' policy and US recession warning
Jim Rogers US market crash: Investing guru Jim Rogers has made his prediction about investing in India amid his warning about US market and Trump's America's policy. Jim Rogers has warned about US economy, saying that things are going to be bad again and he is turning to save haven assets like gold and silver. Jim Rogers has said Trump's policies might lead to a global economic crisis.
Jim Rogers issues dire warning, says things are going to go bad again; he’s turning to safe-haven assets like gold and silver
The US stock markets are in a steady bull run, with the global markets seeming quite unstoppable at the point, which has somehow instilled a slight bit of concern and fear among top market analysts. Meanwhile, veteran investor Jim Rogers is advising US investors to now begin opting for safe assets like gold, for starters.
Trump card for D-St: The good, bad & ugly for Indian stock market
Donald Trump's potential return as US President could significantly impact Indian businesses. His policies on tax cuts and immigration may affect sectors like IT and pharmaceuticals. While some analysts predict a surge in Indian stocks, others caution against market volatility. Trump's stance on trade and tariffs could also have implications for Indian exports.
Is the US staring at a cost of living crisis? Noted author Robert Kiyosaki thinks so, has this to say
The lifestyle and sustenance costs in the United States is rising by the day, according to renowned “Rich Dad, Poor Dad" book author Robert Kiyosaki. Even though inflation levels in the US are being claimed to have reached baseline levels, US citizens are definitely feeling the pang of escalated costs of even basic daily items.
Mega-Bubble: This top economist is predicting a stock market crash that will be spectacular
There is a major chance of an epic stock market crash this time and a fully-fledged US recession, according to a top economist David Rosenberg. With the uncertainty around the US elections, things are much more precarious at this point, but the investor sentiment is now bent on serious crash fears at this point.
2025 could see a US dollar crisis, crashing the economy and sending consumer prices and long-term interest rates soaring, says Peter Schiff
The US dollar may be at a major risk now, with chances of a major US stock market crash looming on American investors in the coming days, according to top economist Peter Schiff. However, amid all this, one asset could see a sudden jump in valuation very soon.
This market veteran says, Goldman Sachs prediction of a lost decade for stocks is wrong, states it is set up for a Roaring 20s-like boom
Goldman Sachs recently predicted that the US stock market would be facing a trying time in the coming years, which has now been criticized by a popular stock market veteran with certain facts, while claiming that the markets are closing in on a massive boom instead. Here's what went on.
5 reasons why long-term investors should not worry about 10-12% market correction
Long-term investors are advised to stay optimistic despite a 10-12% market correction. This correction is a regular part of the market cycle and presents potential buying opportunities. Key sectors like banking and IT remain strong. The overall long-term bullish trend of the Indian market is still intact, especially with the upcoming Diwali season.
Boom or bust ahead? Is it time for China to sober up after the stock rally?
Beijing's substantial stimulus measures have led to a week-long stock rally. However, worries about a potential stock market crash are rising. An economist urged caution and predicted more fiscal measures amidst the ongoing property market slump. The central bank's recent actions aimed to support the economy and boost market confidence might need careful monitoring.
Most fragile in 20 years, markets may crash badly, focus on hedging, says Nassim Taleb
One of the world's top economists and author, Nassim Taleb, has claimed that the US investors are currently in a major risk of a stock market crash, going to multiple market factors that could lead to this catastrophic scenario. His thoughts on high debt levels and crazy stock prices are also something that is warning American investors to 'brace for impact.'
Will the stock market crash? Let's find out using 6-day stress test
After a significant 1,420-point drop in Nifty over six days, historical trends show potential for recovery, bolstered by domestic institutional and retail investors. A six-day consecutive fall has often led to positive returns, suggesting short-term declines may offer strategic buying opportunities.
Rs 16 lakh crore gone as Sensex crashes 4,100 points in 5 days. Is China-Israel combo that lethal?
Share Market Crash Today: The Indian stock market faced a sharp decline with Sensex plummeting 4,100 points in five days due to the Iran-Israel war and China's economic stimulus. Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have pulled out Rs 32,000 crore amid concerns about peak valuations, pushing Nifty below key support levels.
FIIs withdraw Rs 32,000 crore but India has Rs 2 lakh crore war chest to save Nifty from Israel war
In just 4 trading sessions, Sensex dropped over 3,300 points as FIIs pulled out nearly Rs 32,000 crore from D-Street. China's market appeal and growing fears over the Iran-Israel conflict have spooked global investors. With concerns over high valuations as retail investors remain confident across price points, there is rising uncertainty about a potential market crash during the festive season.
No structural downside, liquidity to cushion market dips: Mayuresh Joshi
Markets are fearful of Middle East conflict escalation, which might impact Q2 and Q3 earnings. However, liquidity remains robust, and rural recovery is expected in the second half of the year. Reliance's core business might see softness, but retail and Jio should perform well. Auto stocks are holding on despite discounts indicating future stability and growth.
Rs 10 lakh crore wiped out as Sensex plunges over 1,700 points; 4 key factors behind today’s market crash
Stock Market Crash Today: Sensex fell steeply by over 1,750 points and Nifty50 dropped to 25,250 due to heightened Middle East tensions. Iran launched missiles at Israel, causing investor worry. Rising oil prices and SEBI's F&O measures also impacted market sentiment. Concern over resurgent Chinese stocks led to significant fund outflows from India.
D-St investors lose over Rs 3 lakh crore and Sensex sinks 1,000 pts
In a gloomy start of the week, Bear's return to the street as Sensex plunged to 1000 points, the nifty also slipped below the 26,000 mark as investors continue to book profits, especially in IT and financial sectors. RIL, ICICI Axis and HDFC Bank were top drags, pushing the Sensex low by 535 points. Bharti Airtel, M&M, Infosys and Tata Motors also contributed to the decline. The market capitalization of all listed companies on the BSE fell by nearly three lakh rupees to 475 lakh crores. Here are key factors behind the Monday Mayhem.D-St investors lose over Rs 3 lakh crore and Sensex sinks 1,000 pts
Stock market crash: Investors lose over Rs 3 lakh crore as Sensex, Nifty sink; 5 key factors behind Monday mayhem
Indian benchmark indices fell sharply on Monday, with the Sensex dropping over 1,250 points and Nifty50 ending below 25,850. The decline was driven by profit booking in key sectors like IT and banking. Geopolitical tensions, foreign investor shifts to Chinese markets, and upcoming US economic data contributed to the market's downturn.
Sensex, Nifty hitting new highs every other day: Will this continue or is the big stock market crash imminent?
Sensex, Nifty new highs: The current stock market is seeing upward momentum, making Sensex and Nifty scale new heights. However, the current bull market is yet to see a big stock market crash. The question is how long this bull run will last and what you should do to prepare for it.
Don’t start buying now as correction may not end in a day; 7-10% Nifty fall may remove froth: Sandip Sabharwal
Stock Market Crash Today: Market expert Sandip Sabharwal has indicated that a 7% to 10% correction in Nifty could be beneficial for aligning valuations with long-term trends. He recommended waiting before investing afresh, noting that markets may take a few weeks to stabilize. Sabharwal remains positive on auto, industrials, and consumer durables sectors, while advising caution with financials.
Stock market crash: Anand Mahindra suggests ‘Pranayama’ strategy for Indian investors
Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra suggested using Pranayama to cope with the situation, emphasizing India's long-term growth potential. Social media was flooded with Bollywood-related memes and reactions, reflecting investor anxiety and frustration. The Sensex fell below its Budget-day low, and the Nifty50 slipped below its 20-day moving average, marking its largest single-day decline in over two months.
Commodity prices a clue
In this column, let me highlight one danger signal most others have ignored. This is the sharp fall in commodity prices in recent months, something that often, though not always, precedes a recession. It certainly indicates falling demand and a global slowdown.
Stock market crash dampens IPO buzz as GMPs of Ola Electric, Firstcry fall
Allaying frayed nerves, analysts say the sell off is more of a short-term volatility and it does not indicate any long-term panic mode set in the Indian equities. The primary market is taking a hit in terms of IPO demands. Ola Electric’s GMP has fallen to Rs 10, compared with Rs 15 a few days ago. At the current GMP, the stock is expected to list at a premium of 13% to the issue price.
Morning Brief Podcast: Navigating the perfect markets storm
Sharp currency fluctuations, weak American jobs data, a sudden historic rate hike by the Japanese central bank and renewed geopolitical tensions triggered a wave of selling across global equities. Immediately after that came uncharacteristic comforting words from the Bank of Japan. This has thrown into the light the tussle between markets and central banks. And for now, markets are winning! Join host Nishanth Vasudevan, ET’s Markets Editor as he talks to Ritesh Jain, Co-founder of Pinetree Macro about the dynamics and their implications.Morning Brief Podcast: Navigating the perfect markets storm
Monday market crash was not technical; equity market signals what will happen to the economy: Mark Mobius
Mark Mobius indicated that despite some reduction, yen carry trade excesses still persisted in the system. He noted global uncertainty, driven by geopolitical tensions and upcoming US elections. Mobius also highlighted the potential for a US recession due to a decreased money supply. Investors might consider holding cash for future opportunities, with India showing promising growth.
Buy the dip or wait for a 10% correction: Here’s what experts say
Markets crashed on August 5th sharply led by an array of reasons such as fears of US recession, unwinding of yen carry trade, geopolitical tensions, and much more. Now as an investor, you must be wondering what next?Buy the dip or wait for a 10% correction: Here’s what experts say
Bear market coming? From Warren Buffett to mutual funds, big boys hoarded cash before crash
Top investors, including Warren Buffett and major Indian mutual funds, were seen increasing their cash reserves amid market turbulence. Buffett's cash piles rose to $277 billion, while Indian mutual funds held Rs 1.52 lakh crore in cash by June. Experts recommended a cautious, staggered investment strategy considering potential market corrections.
Till Nifty crosses 24,250, remain on the short side of trade: Rajesh Palviya
Rajesh Palviya of Axis Securities has noted that both Nifty and Bank Nifty are weak, recommending short positions until specific levels are reached. He mentioned that global economic pressures and potential interest rate cuts by the Fed are being closely watched. IT and automobile sectors may continue to experience volatility.
HUL, Lux Industries shares gain despite market crash
Glenmark Life Sciences, Hindustan Unilever, and Lux Industries saw their shares rise as Nifty and Sensex dropped over 3% on Monday. Glenmark soared 6.3%, Lux Industries increased 5.5%, and other stocks like Marico and Britannia posted gains. Market volatility persists amid global economic concerns and geopolitical tensions.
Buffett Indicator had warned of stock market bubble waiting to burst
The Buffett Indicator warned of the Indian stock market's overvaluation, hitting a peak of 150% of GDP. This was followed by a 2,600-point drop in the Sensex due to global concerns. Analysts believe further corrections could happen but see this as a short-term issue rather than long-term panic.
What was the reason behind Monday's market crash? Experts explain
Market Expert Sunil Shah predicted an ‘early stability’ in the Indian market after Indian stock markets followed the global bloodbath. Indian markets experienced one of the worst falls on Monday, with both the indices Nifty and Sensex registering high losses during the opening trade. What was the reason behind Monday's market crash? Experts explain
Tata Motors, ONGC among top losers as Nifty slips below 24,300 mark
Trading on Monday saw Tata Motors and ONGC shares fall by 5%, causing the Nifty 50 index to drop by 3%. Shares of Hindalco, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Tata Steel also declined. Britannia, Sun Pharma, and a few other stocks managed gains. The market was influenced by global economic concerns and potential US recession indicators.
Japan's Nikkei 225 stock index sinks 10% in worst losses since 1987
Japan Stock Market Crash News: The Nikkei index was down more than 3,500 points at 32,385.01 by midafternoon Monday in Tokyo.
Rs 15 lakh crore wiped off! US recession fears, 5 other factors behind Sensex's 2,600-pt fall
Stock Market Crash Reasons: Sensex and Nifty faced sharp declines amid fears of a US recession, yen carry trade unwinding, geopolitical tensions, overvaluation, and lackluster Q1 results. Blue-chip stocks like Tata Motors and Tata Steel suffered the most. The India VIX saw its biggest surge since 2015, indicating heightened market volatility.
Time in market is more important than timing the market: Market crash after Election results has a lesson for SIP investors
Timing the market is not a reliable strategy. Trying to predict short-term market movements often leads to disappointment. What truly matters is the consistency and discipline of investing over the long term. Market fluctuations are part and parcel of investing in equities, and those who remain patient and focused on their long-term goals are more likely to reap the rewards.
Plea in SC seeks Centre, SEBI to submit report in Jun 4 stock market crash
A plea filed in the Supreme Court calls for a detailed report on the stock market crash following the election results, with losses reaching billions. The plea seeks action to strengthen regulations and protect investors, citing concerns over market volatility and lack of change despite previous directives.
Sensex ends over 400 points lower, smallcaps worst hit. 5 factors brought the bears out
Stock Market Crash: Sensex plunged over 800 points intraday on Wednesday, with Nifty dropping over 1%, shaking retail investors accustomed to daily gains but recovered half of the losses towards the end of the day. Smallcap and midcap indices saw their worst day in over a month. M&M led Nifty's decline with a 7% drop amid concerns over XUV700 price cuts signaling weaker car demand.
What is this “bubble of bubbles” burst of the US Stock Markets being predicted?
Economist Harry Dent has predicted a stock market crash calling it the “bubble of bubbles”. This has been described due to the loose monetary and fiscal policies followed by the US.
Bubble of all bubbles? US economist predicts a 2025 stock market crash, likely worse than 2008 crisis
Economist Dent warns of a 2025 stock market crash worse than 2008 crisis, attributing it to artificial bubble building post-Covid pandemic. He analyzes global economies, highlights economic devastation, and predicts a crash driven by inflated asset prices.
Investors lose over Rs 2 lakh crore as Sensex melts 733 pts. 7 key factors behind today's bloodbath
Selling pressure from RIL and HDFC Bank led to a major crash in Indian indices. The market capitalisation of BSE-listed companies dropped by a whopping Rs 2.53 lakh crore. India VIX surged due to increasing volatility and concerns over Q4 earnings, election season, and US Fed rate cut.
Buy-the-dip didn't work for mutual fund investors on election result day due to 'tech glitch'
Mutual fund investors faced disappointment as a technical glitch led to delayed NAV allotment amid a stock market crash. Many investors demanded compensation for losses incurred due to the glitch.
Rahul Gandhi demands JPC probe into stock market ‘scam’ around exit polls
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on allegedly giving specific investment advice related to stock market before the announcement of Lok Sabha election polls results.Rahul Gandhi demands JPC probe into stock market ‘scam’ around exit polls
PM Modi and Amit Shah directly involved in Tuesday's stock market crash: Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi criticized PM Modi, Amit Shah, and Nirmala Sitharaman for giving investment advice before election results, demanding a JPC probe into alleged stock market manipulation by a business group under SEBI investigations.
PFC, REC, Adani stocks among top losers, share prices fall up to 20%
Shares of companies like PFC, REC Ltd, and Adani Ports plummeted in today's market turmoil due to poor Lok Sabha election results for the Narendra Modi-led NDA government.
India VIX jumps 44%, registers highest single-day gain in 9 years
India VIX, the fear index, soared by nearly 44%, marking its highest single-day gain in 9 years amidst strong election count trends. Investors adopted a risk-averse stance, leading to a 4,100-point drop in Sensex. Market capitalization declined by Rs 17.61 lakh crore. Experts anticipate VIX to hit 30, advising cautious investment strategies.
Lok Sabha election or China effect? 4 reasons why Sensex has fallen 2,000 points in May
Dalal Street's fear gauge, India VIX, surged over 60% this month, hitting a 52-week high of 21.49, as Sensex plummeted over 2,000 points. FIIs withdrew Rs 19,000 crore. Sensex fell 800 points today amid election uncertainty but rebounded as voting progressed.
Low voter turnout, high VIX! Why stock investors saw Rs 11 lakh crore wealth erosion in 3 days
Stock market reacts to low voter turnout speculation in Lok Sabha election. Nifty falls below 50-DMA, Sensex loses 1,000 points, BSE-listed stocks lose Rs 11 lakh crore in three days. India VIX surges, FIIs sell. Valuation concerns and Q4 earnings disappoint.
Devina Mehra's portfolio tips: Avoid the big losses, avoid a big hit to your capital & then you will win
Devina Mehra warns investors about smallcap crash risks during euphoria. Emphasizes careful stock selection and managing risk to avoid losses. Advocates for cautious approach in volatile markets for better returns. In case of industrial, Mehra says: " I expect, sometime this year, maybe the story will be over. Of course, we have trimmed, we have changed stocks and we have done all of that but we are still overweight in that sector as we speak."
Stock market crash: What to do when your large-cap stocks plunge?
The key takeaway is that large-cap stocks seem stable, but are not immune to sudden dips. Panic can play a role, but it’s crucial to remember the inherent strength and momentum of these companies. Don’t let short-term fluctuations, especially during panic selling, cloud your judgement about a company’s long-term potential.
Sensex tanks over 1,000 pts; Nifty below 21,250: Key levels to watch out for in Jan 24 session
Just after India beat Hong Kong to become the world's fourth largest stock market, the Sensex fell over 1,000 points to end at 70,371, while the Nifty also cracked 1.5% to end below the 21,250 mark. The sell-off was deeper in the broader market with mid and smallcap indices slipping around 3%. Defying positive momentum seen in global markets, banks, oil and gas stocks, FMCG and metals led the downside, while buying was seen in pharma stocks. RIL and HDFC Bank alone contributed to about half of the loss in Nifty. Sensex tanks over 1,000 pts; Nifty below 21,250: Key levels to watch out for in Jan 24 session
Sensex crashes over 1,000 points: 6 reasons behind the Rs 8 lakh crore selloff
India's stock market, represented by the Sensex and Nifty, experienced a significant fall after reaching a milestone as the fourth largest stock market in the world. The Sensex dropped by over 1,000 points, while the Nifty declined by 1.5%. This sell-off was more pronounced in the mid and smallcap indices, which slipped by around 3%. Investors on Dalal Street lost approximately Rs 8 lakh crore in market capitalization. The decline was led by banks, oil and gas stocks, FMCG, and metals, while pharma stocks saw some buying. HDFC Bank and RIL were major contributors to the market loss.
Sensex crashes over 1100 pts, Nifty below 22,000: Key factors why
Today's stock market experienced a significant decline, wiping off 14 lakh crore rupees from Dalal Street. The Sensex crashed 1100 points intraday, dropping below the 73,000 mark, and the Nifty was under 22,000. Although the Sensex recovered slightly by the end of the day, it was still down 906 points, and the Nifty was down 338 points. So, what exactly happened in the markets today? Watch!Sensex crashes over 1100 pts, Nifty below 22,000: Key factors why
Uday Kotak says Indian markets 'nowhere near bubble territory' days after SEBI Chief flags froth
Uday Kotak says that the Indian stock market is nowhere near bubble territory but raised concerns over the presence of 'some frothiness'. Uday Kotak's statement comes days after Sebi chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch raised concerns over frothiness in small and midcaps. While he acknowledged the presence of some 'frothiness and bubbliness', Uday Kotak emphasises that it is not yet out of control. Watch!Uday Kotak says Indian markets 'nowhere near bubble territory' days after SEBI Chief flags froth
Sensex plunges 790 points, smallcaps bleed most. 6 factors behind Rs 6 lakh crore crash
Nifty and Sensex fell below key levels. Technical analysts believe a breakout below 22,000 could trigger a downward move. FIIs have turned buyers despite high US bond yields. Sebi asks mutual funds to disclose risks and liquidity measures. Traders await US PCE data for Fed rate hike clues.
Bear attack! Nifty 50 sees biggest 1-day fall in 9 months; what should investors do
From the all-time high level of 21,593 points, the Nifty 50 slumped more than 400 points or 1.4% and settled at 21,150. The Sensex plunged by over 1,400 points from its lifetime high of 71,913 to end at 70,506, a 1.3% cut. The sell-off was broad-based and more prominent in the smallcap segment, which witnessed a healthy correction after several months.
Zee, Ircon, RITES shares top losers in today’s crash, tank up to 33%
Zee saw massive selling pressure after the brokerages downgraded the media stock following a painful end to an overstretched drama surrounding the $10 billion merger with Sony.
Sensex records worst single-day plunge in 18 months. Should you book profits?
Sensex records worst daily performance in 18 months due to the decline in HDFC Bank shares. The HDFC Bank report card had a spillover effect on other banking stocks, with Nifty Bank crashing along with mid and smallcap indices. Rising bond yields in the US contribute to the negative sentiment in the global market.
Stock market crashes and leap years have a bloody history. Will 2024 pass away peacefully?
Some of the worst crashes in Dalal Street history have been during leap years - 1992, 2000, 2008 and 2020. The new year of 2024 is also a leap year. Will Sensex, Nifty crash this time also? Analysts don't see any reason for worry but as they say, the biggest risk is what you don't see coming.
Nifty bull run comes to an abrupt halt after 7 weeks. What went wrong suddenly?
In one of the worst days in the market in 2023, Nifty ended 1.4% lower, while Sensex ended 931 points weaker. Mid and smallcaps were left bleeding as the Nifty Midcap100 registered its biggest single-session decline in almost a year. The PSU bank index fell 4% to record single biggest session decline in over a year.
Sensex crashes over 900 points. Early signs of a U-turn on one-way Street?
Sensex Crash Today: In percentage terms, today's decline in Nifty was the biggest single-day loss in last 9 months. In the last one month alone, the index has rallied over 1,400 points or about 7.2% with November turning out to be the best month for Nifty in 2023.
Stock market crash: Rs 3.15 lakh crore wiped off! Bank, Tata stocks drag Nifty below 22,350 mark
Benchmark equity indices closed lower as investors turned cautious ahead of key domestic and US inflation data. Power Grid Corp, Tata Steel, SBI, IndusInd Bank, NTPC, HDFC Bank declined, while Nestle India, Bajaj Finserv, Asian Paints, Tech Mahindra closed with gains. Market capitalisation declined. Global stock indexes also fell.
ET Market Watch: 3 reasons that triggered today's stock market crash
-Sensex fell 523 pts and closed at 64,049 while Nifty fell around 159 pts during closing and ended at 19,122.-This happened despite a rebound in global stocks and a fall in oil prices-The indices were dragged by banking, financial and IT stocksET Market Watch: 3 reasons that triggered today's stock market crash
Have you invested a lot of money into stocks? 4 tips to manage stock market volatility
Spurred by the stock market rally in the past two years, many investors have poured money into equities without adequately considering the risks involved. Many of them are new investors who have not been through a bear phase and do not have the temperament to withstand losses. They are investing after being bitten by the FOMO bug or swayed by finfluencers on social media. If you have taken too much risks, here is why you need to remain cautious.
Where to invest during market volatility? Consider these 5 stocks with upside potential of up to 33.4%
According to experts, volatility is likely to remain firm in the near future due to muted consumption growth and visible risks in investment growth. With rising macro threats, investing in companies that regularly pay dividends can help diversify risks. ET Wealth has identified companies that have consistently paid dividends in the past 10 years.
Don't fear the stock market volatility: Know how to use it to earn better returns
If you tend to catch a cold at the mention of heightened volatility, you are not alone. In fact, in academic theory, volatility is accepted as a proxy for risk. Experts insist that volatility should not be confused with risk. Volatility is just noise. Know how to use stock market volatility to earn better returns in the future
ET Market Watch: Sensex down 826 pts! 4 reasons behind today's stock market crash
Hi everyone, welcome to another episode of ET Market Watch where we bring you the top highlights of the day. The biggest highlight of the hour is that the stock market crashed pretty badly today. Sensex was over 800 pts down today whereas Nifty was down 261 pts. ..The bloodshed on Dalal Street wiped off Rs 7.56 lakh crore of investor wealth. The BSE market cap also slid to Rs 311.33 lakh crore. So what exactly happened that led to this crash? I am Neha V Mahajan - let's take a look at the 4 factors behind today's crash...ET Market Watch: Sensex down 826 pts! 4 reasons behind today's stock market crash
Rs 2.5 lakh crore wiped off! Sensex crashes 610 points, Nifty below 19,550
Indian shares fell on Thursday due to global market weakness, rising crude oil prices, and persistent selling by Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs). The BSE Sensex declined 0.92% and the Nifty50 fell below 19,550. The decline was seen across sectors, with IT and FMCG being the top losers. Today's bloodbath resulted in the market capitalisation of all listed companies on BSE declining by Rs 2.55 lakh crore to Rs 317.05 lakh crore.
Markets fall for a 3rd day as Fed keeps 2023 hike in play
NSE's Nifty fell 159.05 points or 0.8% to close at 19,742.35. BSE's Sensex declined 570.60 points or 0.85% to end at 66,230.24. Both indices have dropped close to 2.4% in the past three trading sessions after hitting record highs last week.
Axis Bank, Britannia Industries among 10 Nifty stocks with golden crossover pattern
A Golden Crossover suggests a shift from a bearish to a bullish sentiment, indicating a potential trend reversal. The pattern also provides validation for a stock's positive momentum and can bolster investor confidence
Fitch Ratings downgrade: Is panic warranted in the markets?
As an investor in Indian equity markets, you must not fret over the US downgrade by Fitch and focus on stocks that you own in your portfolio over anything else. Make sure that they are fundamentally sound and hold them with patience.
Rs 3.5 lakh crore m-cap wiped off! Was just the Fitch factor behind carnage on D-Street?
Fitch's latest move has revived memories of how stocks around the world had crashed in 2011 when S&P downgraded US credit rating by one notch to AA+ with a negative outlook, citing concerns about budget deficits.
Sensex plunges 700 points as weak economic data spooks investors; Nifty below 19,550
Among the Sensex stocks, Tata Steel, L&T, JSW Steel, Bajaj Finserv, HDFC Bank, TCS, and Tata Motors opened lower, while only Reliance Industries and Asian Paints opened higher.
Disappointing Q1 by Infosys, HUL halts 6-day bull run at D-St; indices shed 1%
Indian stock markets saw a decline after blue chips Infosys and Hindustan Unilever reported disappointing earnings, ending a record six-day run. The NSE Nifty fell 1.17% to 19,745 and the BSE Sensex declined 1.31% to 66,684.26. Shares in IT firms such as Infosys plummeted after the company cut its revenue growth outlook; the Nifty IT index saw its biggest single-day decline since 17 April, falling 4.1%. Despite foreign portfolio investors pumping around INR85,000 crore ($11.5bn) into Indian equities since March, FPIs were net sellers of INR1,998.77 crore on Friday.
Sensex snaps 6-day winning run: Infosys & 5 other reasons behind the detour
Led by a 10% crash in shares of Infosys, Sensex plunged 1000 points to slip below the 67,000 mark while Nifty cracked 1% to the sub-19,800 level. On the back of a Rs 1.15 lakh crore push from FIIs, Sensex and Nifty have seen a 10% rally so far in the calendar year 2023 to all-time high levels.
Bloodbath on D-Street! IT stocks drag Sensex over 650 points lower, Nifty below 19,800
Among Sensex stocks, Infosys was the top loser, falling over 8%. HCL Tech, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, HUL, TCS, and Reliance also opened with losses. On the other hand, L&T, Kotak Bank, SBI, Nestle, M&M, and Titan opened with gains.
Sensex crashes nearly 800 points on bloodbath in IT stocks; Nifty near 17,600
From the Sensex pack, Infosys and Tech Mahindra were the top losers, falling 7-11%. Wipro, HCL Tech, TCS, HDFC Bank, HDFC and NTPC also opened in the red. On the other hand, Power Grid, Nestle, IndusInd Bank, Axis Bank, UltraTech Cement and Tata Steel traded with gains.
Adani vs Hindenburg: 32,000-word report left Rs 11.8 lakh crore scar on Indian stock market
Since the release of the report, Nifty Bank is down over 2,400 points with both private and PSU lenders facing the wrath. In the second half of today's session, most bank stocks recovered losses.
Dalal Street's 9-day bull run halts as IT stocks, HDFC twins play spoiler
The 30-share BSE benchmark Sensex declined 520 points or 0.86% to settle at 59,910. The broader NSE Nifty dropped 121 points or 0.68% to end at 17,706. In the Sensex pack, Infosys was the top loser, while Tech Mahindra declined over 5%. HCL Tech, L&T, NTPC, Wipro and HDFC also ended in the red. On the other hand, Nestle, Power Grid, SBI, Kotak Bank and UltraTech Cement closed with gains.
Sensex breaks longest winning run in 2 years! 6 factors behind crash
Sensex ended below the 60,000 mark while Nifty ended near its support at 17,700 level. IT major Infosys, whose shares ended 9.4% down, was the single largest drag on both the indices. The selloff was across the board in IT stocks as Tech Mahindra, HCL Tech, TCS and Wipro ended up to 5% lower.
Stock market timers pony up $25 billion and get another thrashing
After a month of drawing down positions, investors poured $25 billion in stocks in the week through Wednesday only to see the S&P 500 plummet as the Federal Reserve and other central banks stuck with hawkish stances that threaten to spur a recession. The benchmark index ended the week with its worst three-day drop in two months, shattering chart support and putting it on track for its first down December since 2018, when rate angst was wreaking similar havoc.
D-Street indices fall on back of weakness in global markets
The NSE Nifty fell 111.65 points or 0.65% to close at 16,988.40. The BSE Sensex declined 360.95 points or 0.62% to end at 57,628.95. "It's the fear factor that the crisis in the developed market financial system will not end soon which is dragging down the market at the moment," said Siddarth Bhamre, head, research, Religare Broking.
Sensex ends 361 points lower even after Credit Suisse bailout. 5 factors behind the selloff
Even as Swiss regulators averted a financial crisis by negotiating a $3.25 billion buyout of troubled Credit Suisse by rival UBS, investors are worried about the domino effect in the global banking system.
True and false lessons from the 2008 stock market crash
As the world enters another period of uncertainty, looking back at tough episodes in the past can provide a useful perspective on how to deal with the current one.
Weak trend in Jan does not shake MFs’ faith in equity
The gross purchase of the local funds remained more than Rs one lakh crore in January for the second month in row. The net inflow was Rs 17,958 crore in the month. This partially offset rising redemption pressure from foreign funds as they sold equities worth Rs 28,852 crore, the highest in seven months.
Rout in Adani Group stocks, banks drags down indices
The Sensex closed at 59,330.90, down 874.16 points, or 1.45%, from the previous close, after briefly slipping below 59,000 during Friday trade. The Nifty fell 287.60 points, or 1.61%, to end at 17,604.35. Both indices posted their biggest single-day fall in four months to retreat to levels last seen at the end of October 2022.
Nifty forms long bear candle to break key support level. What traders should do next week
Headline equity index Nifty on Friday formed a long bear candle on the daily chart, indicating a decisive downside breakout of the sideways range movement in the market at 17800 levels. Nifty was trading in a range of 18250 to 17750 levels over the last month, and the market action of the last two sessions opens the potential downside pattern target of around 17200-17300 levels in the near term, chart readers said. “The index could drag lower to 16,750 levels. Immediate support for the index is placed at 17,500 levels. Resistance for the index at 17,800 levels,” said Apurva Sheth, Head of Market Perspectives & Research, SAMCO Securities.
Sensex off day's low, ends 450 points down; Nifty tests 17,850
Stock Market Crash Today: Sensex off day's low, ends 450 points down; Nifty tests 17,850; all sectoral indices bleedSensex off day's low, ends 450 points down; Nifty tests 17,850
Sensex falls 500 points, Nifty below 18,000 on Fed rate hike, Covid fears
“The global market backdrop continues to be weak due to the strong economic data from the US. The paradox of good economic news turning out to be bad news for markets is playing out. Data from US on consumer confidence, jobless claims, and Q3 GDP numbers surprised on the upside, indicating continuation of the hawkish monetary stance from the Fed,” V K Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services said.
Sensex crashes 635 points. Here are 4 factors behind the fall
In the Sensex pack, IndusInd Bank, Bajaj Finserv, Maruti and UltraTech Cement were the top losers, falling over 2%. Tata Motors, Axis Bank, Kotak Bank, Bajaj Finance and SBI also closed with cuts
Rs 3.5 lakh crore gone from D-Street this month. Is Sensex outlook turning foggy?
The Indian rupee declined against the dollar on Tuesday after the Bank of Japan's unexpected hawkish shift prompted a rise in Japanese and US yields, and impacted risk appetite. The rupee was at 82.8 per US dollar around noon.
Extreme bear sentiment over as investors buy stocks and bonds: BofA
Equity inflows totalled $18 billion and bond funds saw $2.3 billion of inflows while investors sold $0.2 billion of gold and shed cash at the highest rate in three months, selling $31.1 billion.
Market crash leaves investors poorer by Rs 7 lakh crore. Key factors dragging Nifty lower
After today's market crash, investors became poorer by around Rs 7 lakh crore as the market capitalisation of all BSE-listed companies dropped to Rs 269.86 lakh crore.
