Share Market Crash Marathi News: Due to the increasing military crisis between India and Pakistan, the Indian stock market closed on Friday (May 7) in the weekend trading session. In the last trading session of the week, the main benchmark index closed at the Nifty-19 thousand level while the BSE Sensex closed below 19,9.
Experts in the stock market say the impact of the tension with Pakistan is seen today, and the Sensex and the Nifty -3 can lead to a significant decline. However, they have also made it clear that both major indexes are unlikely to come into the lower circuit.
On Friday, the BSE’s Sensex fell by more than 5 points to open at 5.9.9. However, as soon as the transaction started, the index refused. At 7: 9 in the morning, it fell by 5.5 points or 5.5% to close at 19,19.1. Similarly, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) Nifty-1 also opened with a significant fall on 9,919 points. At 6: 9 in the morning, it was at 5.95.9, falling by 5.5 points or 5.5 percent.
Separate market analyst Ambrisha Baliga said, “Today, there may be no less circuit in the market, but there is no possibility of a low circuit. If the tension with Pakistan increases even more than 5 points, the Sensex can fall by about 5 to 6 points.
Alfanity Fintech co-founder and director R.K. Bhat said, “There is no one to say what will happen in India and Pakistan. This uncertainty is increasing the concern of the stock market and the Nifty can bring down 5% more than the current level, regardless of what is happening in the global market. India-Pakistan tension is a local issue and the result is different from global signals.”
On Thursday, the stock market was dominated. The benchmark index Nifty fell 9.9.5% to close at 5.4.1. At the same time, the bank Nifty closed at 5.5% with a decline of 5.5%. In all major areas, the highest pressure was seen in real estate, metal and auto areas. However, the IT area was the only area that remained faster. In comprehensive index, Midcap and Smallcap shares also saw a decline of 8.5% to 5%.
