On Tuesday, BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty dived in pre-opening sessions after the Wall Street suffered record-breaking losses.
The BSE Sensex was down by 2.17% at 34,0002.60 and the Nifty plunged by 3.32% at 10,312.50.
Okay, fine, if all these numbers and percentages don’t interest you, the Twitterati are here with their jokes as they think up bizarre reasons for the market crash.
SENSEX and NIFTY had committed JAUHAR after seeing ARUN KHILJI’s BUDGET#Sensex #Nifty #Khilji #padmaavat #Budget2018
— Mokshak Mehta (@mokshakbm) February 2, 2018
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The reason #sensex is falling because our politicians are discussing chai & pakoras in Parliament
— Atul Khatri (@one_by_two) February 6, 2018
#Sensex शेयर बाजार crashes is a classic hallmark of “Tail Spin POT Economy”.
Please don’t blame Chowkidar! pic.twitter.com/NabjXPW8Iz
— Desi PoliTicks (@DesiPoliticks) February 6, 2018
When BJP busy in giving priority to TOP(Tomato Onion nd Potato) i mean eating how this marketshares will rise #sensex pic.twitter.com/v1JbyKZlaK
— srikanthreddy (@srikanth6699) February 6, 2018
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Dear Taimur, please hold the #Sensex with your gym toned biceps. Please. Now.
— Alka-line (@alkagurha) February 6, 2018
Fall in #Sensex will enable rapid growth in #PakodaIndustry and by 2022 India will be the global power in #Pakodanomics –
— Paras Tandon (@parastandon) February 6, 2018
What has @arunjaitley done!! Presented such a bad #Budget2018 that Stock Markets all over the world are falling #DowJones #Nifty #Sensex
But, soon after the Budget announcement on February 1, Indian investors have lost Rs 9.6 lakh crore in the last three days.
Why did it happen?
This was a domino effect after The Wall Street’s record-breaking loss on Monday. US stocks took a dive in highly volatile trading, as both the S&P 500 and Dow Industrials jumped more than 4.0 per cent. Reuters reported this the 1,600-point drop was the biggest intraday decline in Wall Street history.
