Stock market investment crash: Sensex 900, Nifty 264 points fall, investors suffer huge losses

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Share Market Today | Thursday proved to be a heavy day for the stock market today. The morning started with the opening bell and the market was bearish throughout the day. Due to the fallout from the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, the Indian stock market also continued to witness a sell-off. Talking about the 6 days of trading, this time the investors in the market have already made a loss of around 22 lakh crores so far.

How is the condition of Sensex-Nifty?

At the end of the trading session in Sensex today, there was a crash of 900.91 points. With this decrease of 1.41 percent, the Sensex has now reached the level of 63148.15 points. When we talk about the Nifty 50 index (Nifty), it was hit by 264.90 points which was about 1.39 percent. Along with this, Nifty has also fallen to the level of 18857.25. While the Bank Nifty fell by 1.29 percent to 551.85 points which has now reached the level of 42280.15.

Which areas have been affected?

Auto, Financial Services, Metal, Private Bank and Realty sectors were the leading losers in the market today. The volatility index was also 3.69 percent.

The impact of the Israel-Hamas war...

On the one hand, between the war between Israel and Hamas (Israel-Hamas War), when the world's attention is on it, its effect is also visible in the stock market. For the sixth consecutive day, the stock market was in a state of chaos. So far, if you look at the situation of the last 6 days, about 22 lakh crores of investors have been lost.

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