Sensex fell by than 3,300 points in only four trading sessions as FIIs withdrew about Rs 32,000 crore from D-Street. Investors throughout the world are uneasy due to China’s market appeal and growing concerns over the Iran-Israel conflict.
Sensex fell by than 3,300 points in only four trading shere’s growing doubt about a possible Christmas market meltdown due to worries about high valuations while individual investors stay optimistic across price ranges.
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have withdrew about Rs 32,000 crore from Dalal Street, causing Sensex to plummet by over 3,300 points in just four trading sessions.
This is because Chinese markets have begun to appear more appealing, and the Iran-Israel confrontation has unnerved investors worldwide. Are we going to see a market crash during the holidays, considering how institutional investors have been concerned about valuations while novice retail investors have been demonstrating strong conviction at all price points?
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have withdrew about Rs 32,000 crore from Dalal Street, causing Sensex to plummet by over 3,300 points in just four trading sessions. This is because Chinese markets have begun to appear more appealing, and the Iran-Israel confrontation has unnerved investors worldwide.
Are we going to see a market crash during the holidays, considering how institutional investors have been concerned about valuations while novice retail investors have been demonstrating strong conviction at all price points?
While most investors fear additional correction in the days to come with an unfavourable global set-up, the agony is unlikely to stay long as robust Indian macroeconomic, domestic liquidity and constant flow of SIP money may limit the loss.
