Sensex, Nifty Tumble Amid Selling Pressure; IndiGo Shares Slip 2% (Image Courtesy: YouTube)
New Delhi: On Tuesday, April 7, 2026, the stock market started with pressure. As soon as the market opened, the Sensex fell by about 700 points and the Nifty fell below 22,800. Investors appeared cautious in early trade and most sectors were seen in the red. Global cues also remained weak, which further increased the selling pressure. There are indications of market fluctuations throughout the day.
Global tension is believed to be the biggest reason behind this decline in the market. The increasing tension between America and Iran has increased the concern of investors. Especially the recent statements and uncertainty regarding the Strait of Hormuz have also affected the foreign markets, the direct impact of which was seen in the Indian market. In such an environment, investors are avoiding taking risks.
High prices of crude oil have also increased pressure on the market. Due to oil becoming expensive, there is a possibility of inflation increasing, which may affect the costs and profits of companies. This is the reason why investors adopted a cautious attitude and selling increased in the market.
In today's business, maximum weakness was seen in banking, auto and aviation sectors. There was a decline in the shares of many big companies. Especially the shares of Indigo came down by about 2 percent. Apart from this, metal and IT sectors also remained under pressure.
There was a good rise in the market in the last few days. In such a situation, many investors booked profits on this occasion, due to which the selling intensified. Experts consider this to be a normal process, where after a rise, the market stagnates or comes down.
Experts believe that there may remain fluctuations in the market for now. Until the international situation becomes clearer, investors need to proceed with caution. One should avoid taking hasty decisions and it would be better to invest keeping the long term in mind.
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