The Indian stock market witnessed a sharp decline on Monday as global geopolitical tensions triggered panic among investors. The benchmark indices opened deep in the red, with the Sensex falling more than 2,400 points and the Nifty dropping below the 24,000 mark.
The fall came after crude oil prices surged above $100 per barrel, fueled by escalating conflict in the Middle East. Since India is one of the world’s largest oil importers, rising crude prices raised concerns about inflation and economic pressure.
Heavyweight stocks from banking, financial, and auto sectors led the decline, while broader markets also faced selling pressure. Analysts believe continued geopolitical uncertainty and rising oil prices may keep volatility high in global markets.
Monday ko Indian stock market mein zabardast girawat dekhne ko mili. Market open hote hi Sensex 2400 se zyada points gir gaya aur Nifty 24,000 ke neeche aa gaya.
Is girawat ka bada reason Middle East mein badhta hua tension hai, jiski wajah se crude oil ki prices $100 per barrel ke upar pahunch gayi. India ek bada oil importer hai, isliye oil mehenga hone se inflation aur economy par pressure badhne ka darr investors ko sata raha hai.
Banking, financial aur auto sector ke stocks mein sabse zyada selling dekhne ko mili. Experts ka kehna hai ki agar global tensions aur oil prices high rahe, to market mein volatility aur badh sakti hai.
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