MUMBAI: Investors are also scared as the world panics over the coronation virus in the UK. Most investors in the Bombay Stock Exchange started selling their shares today as the situation is likely to deteriorate further. The Sensex, which crossed the 7,000-point mark at the start of trading, fell 1,606 points to close at 65,553 at the end of the trading session. Today was the worst day for Sensex in the last seven months. At one point today, the Sensex fell 2036 points to 4,723 points. Towards the end, there was a slight improvement. Investors have suffered a loss of Rs 4 lakh crore today as a result of the massive decline in Sensex. Prior to the start of the transaction, the total market capitalization of the companies listed on the stock market (market capitalization4) was more than Rs 1.8 trillion. By the end of the deal, it had dropped by Rs 4 lakh crore. Today, companies active in the banking, financial services, automobiles and metals industries have suffered the most. Prices have dropped as their shares have sold higher. The coronary virus that has appeared in the UK has been infected at a rate of 70 per cent. That’s why Britain has announced a tough lockdown. With the exception of a handful of counting days since the U.S. presidential election, the Sensex has been growing steadily for 50 days. The Sensex, which has been rumored to be spreading the word, has declined. The Nifty of the National Stock Exchange also fell 432 points to close at 13,329 points today.
