Stock market The decline is not taking the name of stopping. Millions of crores of investors have drowned. Investors do not understand what to do? Let us tell you that for the first time in the Nifty after 1996, the decline is being recorded for 5 consecutive months. That is, Nifty has performed the worst in 29 years. In September, the Nifty has lost 16% or 4,150 points from its all -time high levels of 26,277.35. Foreign investors ‘selling, breakdown of rupee against dollar, announcement of tariffs by US President Donald Trump, weak results of Indian companies and dull speed of economy have spoiled investors’ mood. Due to this, selling in the Indian market is not stopping. In such a situation, will the fall continuing for 5 months stop in March? Let us know what the figures are giving, know.
Last 10 has increased 7 years
If you look at the stock market figures, then the market has been increasing 7 times in the month of March during the last ten years. Data of the last 10 years suggests that the Nifty rose in 2016, 2017, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2022 and 2024, while the fall in 2015, 2018 and 2020 closed down. Nifty gained 11% in March 2016 due to foreign institutional investors (FII) purchases. The lowest 0.32% return was recorded in 2023. The biggest decline of Nifty in March was 23% in 2020, due to Kovid 19 and then a nationwide lockdown. In 2015, the index declined by 4.6%, while in 2018 it declined by 3.6%.
Foreign investors made the biggest selling
On the last day of February, foreign investors did the biggest bivakali on Friday. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) on Friday sold Indian shares worth Rs 11,639 crore, which was their largest selling in February in February. He was a seller of Rs 34,574 crore throughout the month. In 20 trading sessions, he remained buyers on only two occasions- on February 18, when he bought domestic shares of Rs 4,786.6 crore and on February 4, when he bought shares of Rs 809.2 crore. =
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