Decline in stock market
The decision made by US President Donald Trump’s tariff on pharma and increasing the application fee for H-1B visa has changed the market move. The Indian stock market remains a decline for 6 consecutive days. Investors have drowned more than Rs 14 lakh crore. Let us understand why there is selling in the market.
The main index Sensex of the Indian stock market closed at 80,364.94 today i.e. the first trading day of the week at 80,364.94. This decline has remained for the 6th consecutive day. BSE market cap which was Rs 4,66,32,723.37 crore on Friday, September 19, 2025. He declined to Rs 4,51,50,839.89 crore on Monday today. That is, investors have suffered a total loss of Rs 1,481,883.48 crore in the last 6 days. At the same time, the Nifty 50 also fell 19.80 points to close at 24,634.90 today. Both these index have broken up to 3 percent.
Why is the market falling?
Trump Tariff- The main reason for the decline in the Indian stock market in the previous seasons is the decision to increase the H-1B visa fee by US President Donald Trump and tariffs on drug imports. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) are also affecting market sentiments continuously selling and lack of new positive signals. Vinod Nair, Head of Research from Geojit Investments Limited, said that the domestic market fluctuated session ended without any stability. Investors became more cautious before the sale of the holidays with a brief week and frequent foreign institutional investors (FIIs).
There are lack of clarity in the US-India trade agreement and long-standing pressure on IT and pharma indices are concerned about the near future for the market. Nair said that investors are waiting for the RBI policy results on Wednesday and it is expected that the Central Bank will keep the interest rates unchanged to control the instability in the rupee.
Technical Factor- In a report by Mint, Shrikant Chauhan, Equity Research Head of Kotak Securities, said that the Nifty has made a bearish candle on the daily chart, and it is constantly making a lower top in the intraday chart, which is a negative signal for the market. Chauhan says that the market is looking weak in the short term, but because the market is oversold, it has a good possibility of rapid recovery.
Chauhan said that 24,800 for Intrade Traders is an immediate registration level. If the market crosses this level, then it can bounce up to 24,900-24,925. But if it goes below 24,600, the selling pressure may increase. Below this level, the market can re-test the level of 24,500-24,450. At the same time, Ajit Mishra, Senior Research Vice President of Railways Broking, says that due to the oversold situation, there can be some consolidation in the Nifty. There is a strong support around 24,400-24,500, and registers at 24,800-25,000.