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Retail investors' confidence drops as Indian stock market faces biggest crash in 5 years


Published on 2025-03-11 18:21:46 - Mint
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  • Retail investors in India are experiencing a significant market correction, resulting in declining confidence and slowed new demat account openings. With the equity market's downturn persisting for five months,

The article from MSN discusses a significant drop in retail investor confidence following a sharp decline in the Indian stock market, marking its biggest crash in five years. The downturn was triggered by a combination of factors including global economic uncertainties, domestic policy changes, and profit booking after a prolonged bull run. The Sensex and Nifty indices experienced substantial losses, leading to a notable decrease in market capitalization. Retail investors, who had been increasingly active in the market, faced considerable losses, prompting many to reconsider their investment strategies. Financial experts suggest that while short-term volatility is expected, long-term investors should remain focused on fundamentals. However, the immediate reaction has been a withdrawal from equity investments, with many investors shifting towards safer assets like fixed deposits and gold, reflecting a broader sentiment of caution in the investment community.

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