Indian benchmark stock indices Sensex and Nifty fell sharply in early trading as escalating geopolitical tensions in West Asia and continued foreign fund outflows weakened investor sentiment.
The BSE Sensex dropped around 572 points to 79,443 in early trade, while the NSE Nifty declined about 178 points to 24,587, reflecting cautious investor behaviour in the market.
The decline comes amid rising conflict in West Asia, which has increased uncertainty in global markets and pushed investors toward safer assets. At the same time, persistent selling by foreign institutional investors has added additional pressure on Indian equities.
Market sentiment was further impacted by weak cues from US equities and subdued trends in Asian markets, which contributed to the cautious mood among investors.
Experts believe that geopolitical tensions and global economic uncertainty could continue to drive volatility in Indian markets in the near term, particularly if foreign fund outflows persist.
Indian stock market mein Sensex aur Nifty early trade mein gir gaye, kyunki West Asia mein badhti geopolitical tension aur foreign investors ke paisa nikalne se market sentiment weak ho gaya.
Early trading mein BSE Sensex lagbhag 572 points girkar 79,443 par aa gaya, jabki Nifty kareeb 178 points girkar 24,587 par trade kar raha tha.
Market par pressure ka main reason West Asia conflict hai, jisse global markets mein uncertainty badh gayi hai. Saath hi foreign institutional investors ke lagatar selling se bhi Indian market par pressure bana hua hai.
Iske alawa US markets ki weakness aur Asian markets ka subdued trend bhi investor sentiment ko negative bana raha hai.
Experts ka maanna hai ki agar geopolitical tension aur foreign fund outflows continue rahe, toh aane wale dino mein Indian stock market mein volatility aur badh sakti hai.
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