The Main Causes of Today’s Market Decline Are the SENSEX’s fall of More Than 600 Points and the NIFTY’s Fall below 22,600

The Main Causes of Today's Market Decline Are the SENSEX's fall of More Than 600 Points and the NIFTY's Fall below 22,600

 Benchmark indexes saw strong selling pressure today; the SENSEX and NIFTY50 fell by about 1% and 1%, respectively, after reaching record highs earlier in the week. NIFTY50 is now trading below 22,600, while the SENSEX has dropped by around 650 points.

At 1:30 p.m., the SENSEX was down more than 600 points to 74,417, while the NIFTY50 was down 0.80% to 22,572. The markets were negatively impacted by sell-offs in major banks, including Kotak Bank (-0.9%), ICICI Bank (-1.1%), and HDFC Bank (-1.0%).

In addition, growing US bond yields and the price of crude oil—Brent Crude is now trading at around $91 per barrel—remain major worries.


Conclusion

Forty-three equities out of the NIFTY50 are trading in the red. Top gainers include Eicher Motors (+1.1%), Divi’s Lab (+0.7%), and Tata Motors (+0.7%), while top losers are Sun Pharma (-4.0%), Maruti (-2.3%), and Titan (-1.9%). Today’s trading saw a decrease in all sectors indexes, with the major losers being NIFTY Pharma (-1.4%), Bank (-0.74%), and Financial Services (-0.80%).