By – Tannu Puri
In a dramatic turn of events, the Indian share market witnessed a sharp decline on February 28, 2025, as the Sensex plunged by over 1000 points, marking a significant drop in investor sentiment. The benchmark index closed at 58,200, reflecting a loss of nearly 1.7% during the trading session.
The Nifty, tracking similar trends, fell below the critical 22,250 level, closing at 22,200, down by approximately 1.8%. The downturn was widespread, with mid-cap and small-cap stocks experiencing heavy losses, both down by 2% each. This broad-based sell-off has raised concerns among market participants, with many attributing the decline to a mix of global and domestic factors, including concerns over rising inflation, tightening monetary policy, and global economic uncertainties.
Investors have been on edge as market volatility increases, and analysts suggest that the market could face further pressures in the short term. The sharp decline in Sensex share prices is a reminder of the unpredictable nature of the stock market and the need for investors to be cautious during such turbulent times. As the session closed, experts urged market participants to remain vigilant and monitor developments closely, as the situation could evolve rapidly.
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