Due to the possibility of Trump Tariff and Trade War, the market stirred up, what to do investors? Experts gave this necessary advice
New Delhi:
Investment Tips: Today i.e. April 7 saw a tremendous decline in the stock market. The process of decline in the stock market had started from morning itself. Sensex fell 3,939.68 points to 71,425.01 points in early trade, Nifty slipped 1,160.8 points to 21,743.65 points. This is the biggest fall in the stock market since the beginning of June.
At around 1:20 pm, the Sensex fell 3,350 points to 72,014. At the same time, the Nifty also fell 1,075 points to 21,828. This is believed to be the biggest decline of the market after the beginning of June. The total market cap of all the companies listed on BSE decreased by about Rs 20.16 lakh crore and now it has reduced to about Rs 383.95 lakh crore.
An atmosphere of fear among investors
There is an atmosphere of fear among Indian investors due to tension in the global market and the impact of US President Donald Trump’s new tariff policy. Experts say that instead of panicing in such a decline, it is prudent to stay on the long term plan.
Fear of global tension and trade war
After Trump’s tariff, China also imposed a counter -tariff of 34%. This conflict has increased the possibility of trade war. Its impact was seen in all global markets from America to Asia. India also could not escape its havoc.
What to do investors?
Smallcase manager Arvind Kothari says, “Nervous is not a strategy. It would be right to stay in the market from the perspective of long -term.” He also said that recovery can be seen early in domestic sectors like FMCG and consumption, while sectors based on global demand may take some time.
Experts advice to investors
Manish Jain of Mirae Asset said that if the Nifty EPS (Earnings Per Share) falls more than 10%, then the index can go below 20,000. However, he expressed confidence that India’s GDP growth will remain strong in the long term.
In which sectors can recovery be seen?
According to Karthik Jonagadla of Quantus Research, private banks, FMCG, oil companies and paint sectors can lead to further recovery. However, weakness in the IT sector may persist.
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