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🚨 Bloodbath on D-Street! Sensex, Nifty Crash Nearly 2% as Tariff Fears Spark Panic Selling, Worst Monthly Streak in 29 Years 📉💥
📰Daily Market Wrap-Up by Stock Whisperers-February 28

28-February-2025
📈 Market Overview:
Summary of the Day's Market Performance
Market Overview
The Sensex plummeted 1.90% (1,414.33 points) to close at 73,198.10, ending February on a sour note.
The Nifty dropped 1.86% (420.35 points) to 22,124.70, reflecting broad-based selling pressure.
Midcap and Smallcap indices fell over 2.2%, amplifying the market’s bearish tone.
All sectoral indices closed in the red, with Nifty IT, Auto, Media, and Metal plunging the most.

💸 Market Transactions:
Foreign Institutional Investors (FII): offloaded ₹11,639.02 crore
Domestic Institutional Investors (DII): bought ₹12,308.63 crore
Robust domestic buying softened the blow from aggressive foreign selling, though it couldn’t avert the crash.
📊📑 Important Observations and Market Sentiments: Editor Special
Panic selling gripped the market as Trump’s proposed 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, 10% on China, and potential EU levies rattled global sentiment.
Weak earnings, slowing growth fears, and persistent FII outflows fueled the steep decline.
Nifty’s worst monthly losing streak in 29 years wiped out ₹85 lakh crore in investor wealth since September highs.
Investors are now pinning hopes on Q3 GDP data for signs of economic resilience amid global uncertainty.
❓ DO YOU KNOW?
The last time the Nifty saw a worse monthly losing streak was in 1996, a year marked by political instability and global economic turbulence.
📰Stock News:
Key Stock Movements and News
Top Gainers: HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, and Reliance offered some resistance amid the selloff.
Top Losers: Tech Mahindra, IndusInd Bank, Mahindra & Mahindra, Bharti Airtel, and Infosys led the decline.
Coal India rose 2% after a ₹300/ton price hike, boosting revenue by ₹3,878 crore.
Premier Energies tumbled 5% as 10.6 crore shares (23% equity) became tradable post-lock-in.
Afcons Infra fell 6% after tax officials raided its offices.
LIC slipped on a ₹479.88 crore GST demand order for FY21 from Maharashtra tax authorities.
Granules dropped 8% intraday after a USFDA warning letter for its Gagillapur facility.
Crompton Greaves gained traction with Jefferies and Nomura retaining ‘buy’ ratings (₹480 target).
Solar Industries surged on securing ₹2,150 crore in export orders.
Your Weekly Stock Markets Rundown: 📉 Markets Stay Volatile as Global Uncertainties Weigh In
February 24–28, 2025
✅ Markets remained volatile, impacted by global trade tensions and weak Q3 earnings.
✅ DII buying and falling oil prices provided some cushion against FII selling.
✅ F&O expiry, India’s GDP data, and US economic updates will drive market movements next week.
✅ Short-term technical outlook: If Nifty crosses 23,100, a recovery rally may be on the cards.
👀Stocks to Focus:
Coal India: Price hike could sustain gains if sentiment stabilizes.
Solar Industries: Export order wins may attract attention.
HDFC Bank: Defensive strength could shine in volatile times.
📝Summary:
Indian markets closed February with a brutal 2% crash, driven by global tariff fears and relentless FII selling. Domestic buying provided some cushion, but weak cues and sectoral declines dominated. All eyes now turn to Q3 GDP data for a potential lifeline as bearish sentiment deepens.
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