Indian investors suffered a massive Rs 40 lakh crore loss in February 2024, marking the worst monthly decline in the country's stock market history.
Over the past five months, a staggering Rs 85 lakh crore has been wiped out, signaling a prolonged bear run in the markets.
Several factors have contributed to this crisis, including global economic uncertainties, geopolitical tensions, foreign investor sell-offs, and market volatility.
Adding to this, Donald Trump’s rising chances of winning the U.S. elections have further unsettled global markets including India, as investors anticipate potential policy shifts affecting trade and investments.
Despite occasional recoveries, the market remains unstable, with sharp declines in stock valuations.
Experts advise caution, urging investors to adopt a long-term perspective. However, with the bear run continuing, concerns over the near-term outlook persist.
