In the past few months, a staggering ₹94 lakh crore has disappeared from the Indian stock market. Just in February, ₹40 lakh crore vanished as markets continued their downward spiral. Since September 2024, the Indian stock market has been facing a continuous decline—something seen only twice in history, the last time being in 1996. But what’s causing this crash? Several factors influence stock markets, including both internal economic conditions and global trends. A major reason behind the fall is the exit of Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), who are pulling out billions from Indian markets and shifting to U.S. bonds due to better returns. The recent re-election of Donald Trump has further boosted American markets, making India less attractive. Meanwhile, China’s economy is stabilizing, drawing foreign investors away from India. The shift of investments from "India to China" is impacting the market even more. But is this just an external issue? No. The Indian economy is also struggling internally. Domestic demand is weakening, inflation is rising, and consumer spending is at a record low. According to reports, 100 crore Indians lack sufficient disposable income, widening economic inequality. High GST, rising fuel prices, and declining real earnings have left people with less money to spend, affecting corporate earnings and stock market valuations. Even major domestic institutional investors like LIC and mutual funds are facing massive losses. Is the Indian stock market just a bubble? How much further will it fall? And most importantly—how does this impact you? Watch the full video to understand the real reasons behind this crisis and what the future holds.