Stock Market Crash: What is the road ahead for Sensx, Nifty? Top 5 Reasons Investors should not panic about short -term ‘noise’ due to trump tariff

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Sensex and Nifty recorded their most difficult single-day decline in 10 months. (AI image)

BSE Sensex and Nifty50 have crashed very much! The global market is in shock with the apprehension of global recession with the mutual tariff of US President Donald Trump. Indian stock markets are not immune for global sales, and while experts believe that the impact of Trump’s tariff will be less on India than other major economies, global and surrounding concerns and US recession Indian stock markets are also taking precautions.
Sensex and Nifty recorded their most difficult single-day decline in 10 months. The severe decline in indices marked one of his most important drops over a period of five years.
Investors have lost several lakh crore rupees in the stock market route, and instability is expected to continue. So what is the approach of the Indian stock market in the near period? And the important thing is whether the long -term bull run story is still intact? We take a look:

Stock market accident

Nifty50 dropped from 1,150 points or 5% to 21,758 at the beginning of trading, marking its poorest inauguration during the Kovid -19 crisis since March 2020. It represented the largest single-day decline since June’24, when the index fell more than 8%. The market showed signs of improvement near the closing, in which the Nifty closure of 726 points at 22,178 (-3.2%).
Investors of Dalal Street experienced adequate loss with their collective funds after a significant recession in benchmark indices affected by market disturbance worldwide due to recession concerns. The overall market capitalization of BSE-list companies saw a significant reduction of Rs 14,09,225.71 crore, which settled at Rs 3,89,25,660.75 crore (USD 4.54 trillion) within a single trade session.
Both Nifty Midcap 100 and Nifty Smallcap 100 indices experienced adequate sales with a decline of 3.5% and 3.8% respectively.
Indian markets performed comparatively better than other Asian markets due to low tariffs and low dependence on American exports.
In sectors, the metal index fell nearly 7% due to increasing US-China trade tension, China implemented export boundaries on important rare metals.
After the trading hours reached the low-lying level of 30,919 during the hours, the Nifty Its index declined by more than 2%. The index has decreased by more than 8% in three sessions, as investors became cautious due to potential recession concerns in the US, which is India’s primary market for technology services.

Where is the short term in the Indian stock market?
Rahul Jain, President and Head, Nuwama Wealth hopes that the instability of the market will remain in the next two quarters as the uncertainty around the tariff gradually decreases.
According to Jigar S Patel, Technical Research at Senior Manager-Anand Rathi, “In the recent session, the Nifty scored about 1,000 marks, erasing all the benefits made from 04-03-2025 to 25-03-2025 (1,900 marks of 1,900 marks from 1,900 points). 21,750–21,700 will serve as a strong area;
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Siddharth Khemka, Head – Research, Money Management, Motilal Oswal Financial Services believe that the stock market will remain unstable. “We hope that the market will remain unstable on the back of the ongoing global trade tension and the American tariff front,” he said.
Ajit Mishra – SVP, Research, Relhare Broking is the idea that market disturbance was further extended by China’s declaration of anti -anti -retardation tariff on American goods, raising concerns over a wide trade war. He said, “This development has feared global economic disruptions, and the impact is being felt in international markets – a trend that may remain in view of the current uncertainty,” he said.
“Technically, a decisive below 21,700 levels on the Nifty can pave the way for around 21,300 and for the negative side. Conversely, any recovery attempt is likely to face resistance in 22,500-22,800 fields. Given the prevailing instability, traders are advised to adopt a heading approach, unless we do not see some stabilizers.”
Sensex, Nifty: What is a long -term approach?
Rahul Jain, President and Head, Nuwama Wealth holds a positive attitude on India’s long -term development trajectory, expecting many investment opportunities. “Equity markets have resulted in an attractive assessment as a result of current reforms, creating a favorable environment for investors to deploy their aged surplus. All asset classes beyond all asset classes, we get significant potential, especially in gold. Investors are advised to follow their property allocation strategies and make investment decisions accordingly,” he said.
The head fundamental research of investment services in Anand Rathi shares – Narendra Solanki, says, from a long -term investment point of view, we maintain a creative outlook on the Indian economy.
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“We have a 12 -month target of 26,000 on NIFTY50. While short -term market volatility has recently revived the tariff declaration by former US President Donald Trump, which has given rise to concerns about global business dynamics and capital flows, we believe that this disruption is momentary in nature. Toi.
According to Solanki, India is relatively untouched in this scenario due to many fundamental reasons.
FirstlyTariff Difference -IE, the relative impact of new American trade obstacles – is physically low for India when compared to other large exporting economies, especially in Asia. It gives India more favorable to the global value chain Reallocation.
OthersSignificant improvement in crude oil prices is a major macroeconomic tailwind. Given India’s position as a pure oil importer, low energy prices not only reduce the current account deficit, but also reduce input cost pressure in areas, which supports profitability and fiscal management.
ThirdDomestic inflation is moderate. This trend supports the environment of a stable interest rate and increases real disposable income, which can reduce consumption recovery. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) also provides further housing with more policy flexibility than low inflation.
Fourth, Domestic institutional flows are strong. Despite the global uncertainty, the Indian mutual funds and pension funds have constantly deployed capital to equity and debt markets, which gives a significant imbalance to the outflow of any possible foreign portfolio. This structural change for financialization of domestic savings continues to give depth and flexibility in Indian capital markets.
FifthAn above-normal monsoon is well forecast for rural demand. With agriculture employing an important part of the population, a favorable monsoon will not only support rural income, but will also improve the demand for consumer goods, fertilizers, autos and other allied sectors-Contrabing for weed-based economic improvement.
He said, “When we are cognitive to short-term headwinds arising from global geopolitical development, we are confident that India’s macroeconomic fundamental, policy flexibility and structural development driver will continue to provide a strong base for long-term economic expansion and capital market performance.”
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