Beautiful in the stock market! Millions of investors underwater due to Sensex who drop 800 points know what the real reason for the decline is

Today was not a good day in the Indian stock market. In Friday trading, both benchmarks Sensex and Nifty recorded a big decline. The 30 -Hare Sensex dropped about 800 points, while the Nifty also dropped below 25,000 levels. Several shares also sold the pressure during the improvement of the market. The shares of several large companies fell by up to 5 percent. Especially after the quarterly results of Bajaj finances, bank and financial shares have dropped. Not just banking, the Nifty Auto Index also fell 1.3 percent. In addition, several other regional indices such as PSU Bank, IT, metal have also seen a decrease. The BSE Midcap index and the SmallCap index also fell 1.3 percent and 1.7 percent respectively. The market cap of listed companies in BSE fell by Rs 4.75 Lakh Crore to Rs 453.35 Lakh Crore. As a result of this decline in the stock market, the delay in the Trade Agreement between India and the US remains uncertain about the US -US trade agreement. The US has finalized the agreement with several countries such as Japan, Indonesia, Vietnam, Philippines. Negotiations with India are still underway and here the deadline of August 1 is also approaching. Investors are concerned about this. Until the official announcement of the tariff is made, the investors will be under pressure. Bank and financial shares are the biggest decline in banking and financial shares during the trading in the stock market. The Nifty Financial Services index scored a 1 percent drop and Nifty Bank with over 600 points. Bajaj Group shares were one of the highest declining shares in Nifty 50, with 5.5 percent and 4.5 percent dropped respectively. Union Bank, Indian Bank and Canara Bank suffered the biggest loss in Nifty Bank, which dropped more than 3 percent. The sale of foreign investors selling foreign investors is also an important reason for this market decline. In the past four days, foreign investors have withdrawn about Rs 11,500 crore from Indian shares in the cash division. VK Vijaykumar, the main investment strategist of Geojit Investments, said before the market opened that the sale of Rs 11,572 crore by foreign institutional investors would put pressure on the market over the past four working days. The faint results of the first quarter have weakened investors’ perception due to the poor results of the first quarter of FY 2026. Some companies met expectations while many companies missed their targets. Especially companies in IT and financial sector. Vigilance commentary of management also affected the market notation.