00:00There is a heavy fall in the domestic share market today.
00:04In the initial business, Sensex fell by 550 points, while Nifty reached around 25,000 points.
00:10The highest drop in IT shares was seen.
00:13In America, the risk of a recession has increased once again due to weak manufacturing figures.
00:18Heavy volatility is visible in the global markets and its effect is also visible in the Indian share market.
00:23A drop of 1% in Nifty IT, PSU Bank and Metal, a drop of 2% in ONGC Wipro and LITM on NSE.
00:32This drop has caused a loss of Rs 3.1 lakh crore to investors.
00:37The market cap of BSE listed companies is Rs 3.1 lakh crore, with a drop of Rs 462.4 lakh crore.
00:445% drop in GIC shares is visible and the government is selling some of its shares through OFS in this company.
00:51In the meantime, the share of QIMS has reached an all-time high of Rs 2,665.
00:56After the announcement of X-Trade for the stock split, the company's shares fell sharply.
01:02Today, the largest drop in Sensex was of Infosys, ICICI Bank, Larsen & Toubro, TCS, Bharatiya Airtel and SBI.
01:09A drop of 1.5% in JSW Steel and Tata Steel.
01:13Now let's tell you why this drop has come.
01:18In fact, on Tuesday, there was a drop in this in August, according to the figures of I Manufacturing.
01:24This has once again increased the chances of a recession in the United States.
01:28In this way, there was a heavy drop in the share markets of the United States, especially in the tech shares.
01:33This has caused a heavy sell-off in the share markets all over the world.
01:37Investors are also waiting for the meeting of the US Fed Reserve on September 17-18.
01:42In this, a decision can be taken to cut interest rates.
01:45So, the doubt in this recession is that the share market can go ahead and crash.
01:50What do you think? Do tell us in the comments.
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