Mumbai, January 24, 2025: Indian stock indices witnessed another week of losses, with the benchmark Sensex dropping 10,000 points from its peak in September 2024. The Sensex closed in the red, reflecting concerns over slowing economic growth, global uncertainties, and inflationary pressures. This marks a continued downtrend for the Indian markets, which have struggled in recent weeks despite strong corporate earnings and improved domestic consumption.
The sell-off was largely driven by global market trends, including weaker growth prospects from major economies and tightening monetary policies by central banks worldwide. Investors remain cautious, as volatility in the equity markets persists, exacerbating concerns over the near-term outlook. Market analysts suggest that the recovery of the Sensex and broader market indices will depend on a stabilization of global economic conditions and a resurgence of domestic growth drivers.
