Black Monday! BSE Dalal Street’s massacre is 3,000 points lower, NSE drops 1,146 points widespread bloody
After opening at 9.16 a.m. Monday, the BSE Sensex recorded a record of 3,072, down 4.09% to 72,296. The NSE index NIFTY50 fell 1,146 points, or 5%, to 21,758. This is not only the result of panic sales, but also the result of a widespread massacre on Dalal Street.
Mumbai Stock Exchange (BSE)
This is Black Monday for the Indian stock market. President Donald Trump’s announcement of the U.S. reciprocal tariff regime proved so harmful that the Mumbai Stock Exchange (BSE) opened at a rate as low as 3,000 points on Sensex’s benchmark index.
Sensex nose
After opening at 9.16 a.m. Monday, the BSE Sensex recorded a record of 3,072, down 4.09% to 72,296. The NSE index NIFTY50 fell 1,146 points, or 5%, to 21,758. This is not only the result of panic sales, but also the result of a widespread massacre on Dalal Street.
The middle cover, the small hat also suffers
This is the sharpest fall since July last year. The crash was so intense that at 12:22 pm, BSE Sensex lost 3,219, or 4.27%, to 72,145. BLOODBATH is so common that the BSE mid-sized index fell by nearly 4%, while the small-cap index crashed more than 5%.
Additionally, BSE SmallCap crashed more than 5% to 43,420.37. Crashing is common and no department can escape anger. However, some of the worst stocks include RGL (down 12.1%), Genesys (down 11.9%), Transpek (down 11.9%), Embdl (down 11.7%) and JTL Industries (down 11.5%).
However, market experts were not shocked, as the trend was reflected earlier in the morning in Asian markets such as Japan and South Korea, opening in red.
Global blood
Japan’s Nickelode fell 7%, while South Korea’s Kospi fell 5%, while China’s blue chip index fell nearly 7%. On the other hand, Hong Kong’s Hun Sen fell 10.5%. In the West, Nasdaq futures plunged 4%, while S&P 500-year futures lost 3.1%. The European market is also ready to decline.
