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Stock Market Turmoil: Understanding the Recent Crash and Market Volatility

Manish Kumar

The Indian stock market recently experienced a sharp decline, with the Sensex plummeting over 1,200 points and the Nifty 50 dropping below 23,000. Investors were rattled by weak quarterly earnings, foreign capital outflows, and concerns over US trade policies. This downturn reflects broader market trends, emphasizing the need to understand the forces driving stock fluctuations. As global markets face uncertainty, it is crucial to examine the underlying causes of the recent crash and assess its long-term implications. Current Market Fluctuations and Factors Behind the Crash Impact of US Tariff Hike…

Indian Rupee Hits Record Low as Trump Leads in US Election: What This Means for India’s Economy

Manish Kumar

On Wednesday, the Indian rupee tumbled to an all-time low of 84.23 against the US dollar following early reports from the 2024 U.S. presidential election, showing Republican candidate Donald Trump in the lead over Democrat Kamala Harris. As markets responded to the emerging political landscape, the dollar surged, putting downward pressure on the Indian rupee and other Asian currencies. This volatility could have broader implications for India’s economy, especially in areas like trade, foreign investment, and inflation. This article unpacks the reasons behind the rupee’s sharp decline, explores the potential…

Stock Market Tumbles: Sensex Drops Over 1,400 Points as Investor Losses Mount Amid Record Low Rupee

Manish Kumar

In a turbulent start to the week, Indian markets witnessed a significant decline, with the Sensex dropping over 1,400 points, marking one of its sharpest falls in recent months. The Nifty50, along with other broader indices, plummeted as persistent selling by foreign investors and a mix of global factors drove the downturn. Amid the shock, the rupee further weakened, reaching a record low against the U.S. dollar. With over Rs 8 lakh crore wiped from market capitalization, investor concerns are at an all-time high as they grapple with multiple economic…

Sensex Dips Below 80,000: Is China Stealing Dalal Street’s Diwali Sparkle?

Manish Kumar

Market sees volatility as foreign investors shift focus amid weak Q2 earnings Market Decline Continues as Foreign Investors Pull Out Indian stock markets are reeling from a wave of volatility, with the Sensex dipping below the 80,000 mark amid continuous foreign investor exits. On Friday morning, the Sensex dropped by 628.64 points, touching 79,436.52, while the NSE Nifty50 lost 254.30 points, trading at 24,145.10. This steep slide reflects growing caution among investors who have been shaken by weak Q2 earnings and a massive withdrawal of funds by Foreign Institutional Investors…