Stock market closed with big fall, impact of Israel and Iran war

The effect of the war between Israel and Iran has been seen on the Indian stock market today. Sensex and Nifty closed in the red. On the other hand, investors are also disappointed. BSE Sensex closed 602 points down at 73,399 and NSE Nifty closed 241 points down at 22,277.

Impact of Israel-Iran war

The threat of inflation seems to be increasing due to Iran's sudden attacks by drones and missiles on many Israeli targets. Apart from this, import and export is also going to be affected for some countries. Especially the price of crude oil is going to be greatly affected. Meanwhile, big fluctuations have been seen in the stock market.

Investors will get Rs. There has been a loss of Rs 8 lakh crore

In the last trading session on April 12, Rs. was recorded. The value of investors' assets is Rs 399.67 lakh crore. 8.21 lakh crore reduced to Rs 8.21 lakh crore. 391.46 lakh crore. BSE stocks like Tata Motors, Bajaj Finserv, Tata Steel, Bajaj Finance, NTPC and SBI were the biggest losers.

19 indices on BSE are in red zone

Today all 19 sectoral indices on BSE were trading in the red. Capital goods, banking, auto, IT, oil and gas stocks declined on Dalal Street today. BSE Capital Goods, Bankex, Auto, IT, Metal, Oil and Gas indices fell up to 695 points.

These stocks fell the most

Railway shares IRFC fell by about 6 percent, Jio Finance Services by 5 percent, Adani Green Solutions by 4 percent, Adani Total Gas by 4 percent, DLF by 4 percent. Today SJVN shares fell by 6 percent, Tata Chemicals shares fell by 5 percent and NBCC India shares fell by 6.5 percent. Foreign investors sold so many shares. It is noteworthy that according to NSE data, foreign institutional investors sold Rs 1.55 crore on Friday. Equity worth Rs 8027 crore was sold while domestic investors invested Rs. 6341 crore shares were purchased.

There was a decline in the market on Friday also

Stock markets fell heavily on Friday after US inflation data came in higher than expected. Sensex fell by almost 800 points and Nifty by 234 points. Meanwhile, it is estimated that tensions between Iran and Israel may still cause major fluctuations in the stock market.