The biggest impact of the current Indian stock market crash 2025

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The biggest impact of the current Indian stock market crash is the global crash, including the crash in the United States, China, the European Union, and the Asia-Pacific economic system. Therefore, our Indian stock market also followed the decline. At that time, our specific approach and my views were as follows:

1. After Trump, the US president, officially takes office and all economic policies are implemented, the US economy will rise rapidly, and the global downward trend will stop, including our Indian stock market. So you can wait patiently for stocks, and the decline has not stopped completely!

2. Most of the stocks we have now are losing money, with losses of 30%-40% 50%, or even more, but I have a suggestion for everyone, don’t sell the stocks, if you sell the stocks at this time, the loss will be greater, wait patiently for the market to stabilize, we will have a way to get it back!

3. The current market has caused losses, and many people’s mentality is probably not very good. Everyone listen to me and wait for the market to stabilize. I will teach you how to do T. I will take the time to teach you this technique, which is how to quickly recover the loss of stocks and make a profit quickly!

4. Keep a good attitude and follow my operation. From February to March, I will definitely help you achieve the minimum of 200%. This is my promise. Please believe me, because this also affects whether my book launch will go smoothly. Pay more attention to the group messages. I will share good stocks and good investment skills in the group as soon as possible!

Rupee falls to all-time low

With the dollar index approaching 109.9, the rupee plunged 23 paise against the dollar in early trading, falling to an all-time low of 86.27. The exchange rate and foreign capital outflow are closely linked and mutually causal.

Foreign institutional investors continue to sell

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) and foreign institutional investors (FIIs) continue to sell aggressively in 2025. They have sold shares worth Rs 22,259 crore in the Indian market till January 10.

Oil prices hit three-month high

Oil prices surged to their highest in over three months at the start of trading on Monday, continuing to rise on expectations that expanded US sanctions could disrupt Russian crude supplies to China and India, the world’s largest and third-largest importers respectively.

U.S. job growth

Data released on Friday showed that U.S. job growth unexpectedly accelerated in December, pushing the 10-year Treasury yield to a 14-month high. This increases the likelihood of fewer rate cuts in 2025, making emerging markets such as India less attractive to investors.

Bond yields

The 10-year Treasury yield jumped to 4.73%, the highest level since April, driven by strong employment data and a strong performance in the services sector. Analysts expect the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates unchanged in January, which could further strengthen the dollar and push up bond yields.

In fact, I have analyzed in the group why the market is falling, and why the trend of my country’s economy, including the NITFY50 index, is so poor in terms of profitability. Now it is not just a certain theme that is falling, but an economic problem.

Coupled with the US effect, most of the off-market funds are waiting for opportunities, while the on-market funds are fleeing in panic due to the long-term decline, which has led to the current market weakness. Now the analysis can only be verified from the technical aspects of stocks, corporate information, secrets, future development and other directions. Many aspects are inaccessible to ordinary investors, and deeper research requires field visits and various relationships to get information. Regarding this, I can only say here.

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