The global stock markets are currently experiencing a significant decline, and the impact is being felt in India as well. Despite this, the effect on the Indian markets seems relatively muted compared to other Asian markets. However, Indian indices like Sensex and Nifty have seen substantial drops. Experts believe that this downturn could continue for a while, with some suggesting that the decline witnessed on Monday, where the market dropped by over 300 points, may be just the beginning. Global factors, particularly the impact of U.S. tariffs, are being blamed for the worldwide market slump. U.S. President Donald Trump has been firm about his trade policies, stating that the country will no longer run deficits with other nations. While the tariffs have caused immediate fluctuations in global markets, experts warn that this could lead to a prolonged financial struggle.In India, while the situation is not as severe as in countries like Japan (where the market dropped by 6.5%), experts emphasize the need for decisive action from the Indian government. The Commerce Ministry may need to reassess its strategies and adopt a robust plan to counteract the situation. There are concerns that the "Make in India" initiative could also face setbacks, as rising competition from cheaper foreign products may harm domestic businesses. In conclusion, the current market scenario raises several questions, and experts predict that the situation may worsen in the coming days.
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00:00The news of which came out from all over the world's share markets and the Indian share market as soon as it opened,
00:06here too, there was a great uproar.
00:08Although the way in which our co-host Namrata is giving us the information,
00:11that the impact on India compared to other Asian markets is currently seen to be somewhat less.
00:18But in India, there is a big decline from Sensex to Nifty here in the share market.
00:23This decline is happening in the world's share markets and its effect is being considered as the American tariff.
00:30But the President of America, Donald Trump, is claiming that
00:34this is a bitter medicine to cure the disease, which is necessary to drink.
00:53But I said, we're not going to have deficits with your country.
00:57We're not going to do that, because to me, a deficit is a loss.
01:01We're going to have surpluses or at worst, going to be breaking even.
01:05We'll be taking in over a trillion dollars over the next short period of time
01:10with the tariffs that I've already instituted.
01:14They're already in place.
01:15Now, what's going to happen with the market?
01:16I can't tell you, but I can tell you our country has gotten a lot stronger.
01:20So, you were listening to the President of America, Donald Trump.
01:26The policy of the President of America, Donald Trump,
01:28which is causing a lot of turmoil in the world's share market.
01:32India's share market is also in a bad shape right now.
01:36And that's why it's being said that this is a black Monday.
01:39There's chaos all over the world.
01:40We'll take you with us once again.
01:42Namrata will be with us.
01:43Namrata is constantly updated.
01:46Namrata from IT to metals to automobiles.
01:49And as you're saying, the pharma sector is also being affected.
01:53It's important to know what doubts are being raised.
01:57Can this cycle of decline continue?
02:00Namrata.
02:04Look, experts are saying that this cycle can go on for longer.
02:09And it's also being said that what we saw in the beginning on Monday,
02:14we saw around 3,500-3,000.
02:16We can see more decline than that.
02:19So, in the coming days, we'll see a black day for investment.
02:25And the most important thing is that compared to other countries,
02:29which we're talking about India, India is still in a better state.
02:32If I talk about Japan's share market,
02:36it has fallen by 6.5%, which is considered a very big number.
02:41So, India is in a good state.
02:42But experts are saying that the Indian Commerce Ministry
02:46will have to take a stand.
02:48They'll have to keep their word.
02:50And they'll have to make a big investment plan.
02:55Experts are also saying that this is an invisible finance war.
02:59It's not visible, but the economic war has started after the tariff was imposed.
03:04Think about it, after the tariff was imposed, the market fell by 500-600.
03:08And on Monday, it fell by 3,500 without any change.
03:13So, the market is in a very bad state.
03:16Experts are saying that this is just the beginning.
03:18In the next week, the situation will get better.
03:22And the market will fall even more.
03:26We're talking about positivity.
03:29India will send more products to the US.
03:35The situation is not clear about that either.
03:38Because the companies haven't initiated yet.
03:41They're confused about whether to take a decision from the Indian government.
03:46But when the market fell after the tariff was imposed,
03:50the experts said that maybe Make in India will benefit.
03:51But Make in India is also suffering a loss.
03:54Because the dumping of products is increasing in India.
03:57Because if other companies sell their products at a lower price,
04:04people will prefer foreign companies' products.
04:07So, there will be a lot of internal losses in India.
04:11And these are the reasons why you're talking about Black Monday.
04:16And this is the same situation.
04:18The stock market has completely fallen.
04:21You're repeatedly saying that the foreigners are looking at the Indian government with hope.