The stock markets touched a new high at the end of September 2024. But after that, the stock markets continued to decline for 5 months until last February.
The Indian stock markets suffered a sharp decline due to international factors such as foreign investors selling stocks heavily, concerns about the global economic slowdown, rising gold prices, high yields on US bonds, geopolitical tensions, and Trump’s tax measures. The Indian stock markets experienced a slight rise in the first week of March. In the last 4 trading days until last Friday, the total market value of listed company shares in the stock market rose by Rs. 4.16 lakh crore. It is noteworthy. However, the stock markets are currently about 14 percent behind their peak.

The continuous buying of stock markets has caused great concern for investors. They are worried that this will be like the worst stock market crashes of many years ago. In this situation, a prominent expert said that the current stock market crash is different from the previous stock market crashes. Sameer Arora, founder and chief investment officer of Helios Capital, said that the current stock market crash is fundamentally different from the stock market crashes of 2000 and 2008. The stock markets have previously seen sharp declines due to economic crisis, foreign exchange easing and systemic financial shocks. Fees for UPI, RuPay debit card transactions again?..

Central government serious consultationBut this time there is no excessive and wasteful investment in any sector, job losses, decline in asset prices, inability of anyone to quell demand or increase in bad debt. Therefore, the current stock market crash is only a valuation correction of a group of companies without any real economic impact on the whole. Therefore, he said that it will not take as long as before for the market to stabilize and then recover. The US stock markets crashed.. the Indian stock markets fluctuated.