विक्रांत सिंह शेखावत
- भारत,
- 16-Feb-2025,
- (अपडेटेड 15-Feb-2025 10:39 PM IST)
Share Market News: When the Indian stock market reached new heights in September, experts predicted that the Nifty 50 could soon touch 28,000 points. But the reality turned out to be different. Now the Nifty 50 has fallen 13% from its highest level. Investors are worried and uncertainty remains in the market. Let's know the major factors that are responsible for this decline.1. Global trade tensionsUS trade policies and tariff disputes have shaken the global markets. New tariffs and trade restrictions imposed by the US have weakened foreign investor sentiment, which has also affected the Indian market.2. Economic slowdown and weak growth rateThe Indian economy is witnessing slow growth. Weak industrial production, declining consumer spending, and slow investment pace have limited the market prospects. Growth is expected to be 6.4% in the coming financial year, making investors cautious.3. Foreign investors' sellingForeign institutional investors (FIIs) have sold heavily in Indian stocks in the last few months. Due to rising US bond yields and strengthening of the dollar, foreign investors are withdrawing capital from the Indian market, which has increased the pressure on the market.4. Retail investors' panicThe fall in mid-cap and small-cap stocks has increased panic among retail investors. If the support of domestic investors weakens and they also start selling, the market may go down further.5. Rupee weaknessThe falling value of the rupee is also a cause of concern. A weak rupee can affect foreign investment and this can keep the Indian stock market under pressure.Is recovery possible?Experts believe that the market has reached the oversold zone, making some recovery possible in the near future. However, a new bull run is unlikely to start soon. Investors need to be cautious and take a long-term view.