Big crash in the stock market, 3 lakh crores of investors lost, Sensex fell by 800 points

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Stock Market Crash: The stock market had a big fall today and heavy selling was seen. The Sensex (sensex) fell by almost 800 points to below 67 thousand. The Sensex touched a day's low of 66,728 points during trading. Apart from this, Nifty also fell by 238 points to a low of 19,895 points. Today Sensex and Nifty were trading down around 1.25.

Sensex closed down 796 points and Nifty 231 points

Today's major decliners in the stock market, Sensex closed down 796 points while Nifty closed down 231 points. With this, Sensex closed at 66,800 and Nifty at 19,901. The market capitalization of all BSE listed companies fell by Rs 2.95 lakh crore to Rs 320.04 lakh crore. The Indian stock market saw a sell-off due to weak sentiment ahead of the US Federal Reserve meeting today. Domestic benchmark indices opened lower today as US bond yields hit a 16-year high ahead of the results of the US Federal Reserve meeting.

Only 7 shares of Sensex remained positive while 40 shares of Nifty declined

Today the market witnessed bearish conditions, out of 30 stocks of Sensex only 7 stocks were seen trading positive while 23 stocks were seen declining. Today, the baking sector saw a huge decline. Apart from this, if we talk about Nifty, out of 50 stocks, 40 stocks saw a decline while 10 stocks were trading slightly positive.

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