Shares of Reliance Industries have fallen sharply by around 6% in just two days, wiping out nearly ₹1 lakh crore from its market capitalization. This decline has also dragged down benchmark indices like Sensex and Nifty due to Reliance’s heavy weightage.
The main reason behind this fall is the surge in global crude oil prices, driven by rising tensions in the Middle East. Since Reliance has a major business in refining and petrochemicals, higher crude prices can impact its margins and profitability.
Additionally, concerns around government policies like export duties on fuel and overall market volatility have added further pressure on the stock. Foreign investor selling and weak global sentiment are also contributing to the decline.
Experts believe that near-term momentum may remain weak, but long-term investors are closely watching whether this correction creates a buying opportunity or signals deeper weakness.
Is this a buying opportunity in Reliance or a warning sign of more downside?
Reliance Industries ke shares sirf 2 din me lagbhag 6% gir gaye, jisse ₹1 lakh crore ka market cap wipe out ho gaya. Reliance ka weight zyada hone ki wajah se Sensex aur Nifty par bhi iska negative impact pada.
Is girawat ka main reason hai global crude oil prices ka tezi se badhna, jo Middle East tension ki wajah se ho raha hai. Reliance ka refining business directly oil prices se linked hai, isliye margins par pressure aa sakta hai.
Saath hi government ke export duty decisions aur overall market volatility ne bhi stock ko pressure me daal diya hai. FIIs ki selling aur global uncertainty bhi is fall ko aur bada rahi hai.
Experts ka maanna hai ki short term me weakness reh sakti hai, lekin long term investors ke liye yeh ek opportunity bhi ban sakti hai — sab depend karega market situation par.
Aap Reliance me is dip par buy karenge ya wait karenge?