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Indigo Shares Crash: There is an uproar in the stock market for many days. The share price of Indigo, which was falling continuously for the past few days, crashed badly today.
08 December, 2025
Indigo Shares Crash: The Indian stock market gave such a shock on Monday that investors have once again come into alert mode. On one hand, the problems of passengers increased due to continuous cancellation of Indigo flights, while on the other hand, profit booking in the market and selling by foreign investors spoiled the mood of Sensex and Nifty. There were ups and downs in the market throughout the day. That is, the atmosphere was such that it seemed as if all the sectors were wavering in the air.
indigo shares
The country’s largest airline Indigo is under immense pressure these days. On Monday, InterGlobe Aviation shares fell by 7.56% to 4965.05. This was the biggest decline in eight months. Reason? The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has sought answers from the CEO of IndiGo on flight cancellation. While more than 1,000 flights were canceled on Friday, more than 400 planes could not fly on Monday also. In such a situation, according to the report of JM Financial, the show-cause notice and action sent to the CEO may put further pressure on the company’s shares. Apart from this, it is also believed that if this situation continues for 15 more days, there may be a direct impact of 8-9% on the company’s earnings in FY26.
Why did it get worse?
IndiGo’s lean and high-utilization model faltered due to the new pilot rules. In fact, under the new guidelines, weekly holidays of pilots cannot be changed, restrictions on night landing have increased and rest hours have essentially increased. Now due to lack of pilots and fatigue, Indigo’s operations came to a standstill. However, now the government has currently stopped implementing the rules, so that the airline can become normal.
increasing pressure
On the other hand, the pressure on the company has increased due to the weakness of the rupee, increasing expenditure on crew and cancellation of flights as well as rising costs. Indigo says that they are moving towards operating more than 1,650 flights. On-time performance has returned to 75% and the situation is expected to return to normal by December 10.
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Situation of Sensex-Nifty
By the way, not only IndiGo, but the entire stock market remained under pressure on Monday. After two days of rally, investors booked profits and selling by foreign investors added fuel to the fire. Sensex fell 609.68 points and closed at 85,102.69. During the day it fell by 836 points to reach 84,875.59. At the same time, Nifty fell 225.90 points and closed at 25,960.55. Market experts say that investors are cautious about the US Fed policy meeting to be held this week. At the same time, there was pressure due to continuous selling by foreign investors, weakness in the rupee and increase in global bond yields.
loser and gainer
Among the big falling stocks are shares like BEL, Trent, Tata Steel, Bajaj Finance, SBI, PowerGrid, Titan, NTPC, L&T and Airtel. At the same time, the four shining stocks include Tech Mahindra, HCL Tech, Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank. It is being said that the index slipping below 26,000 is a sign that investors are worried about the global environment. Despite good domestic figures and rate cut by RBI, market sentiment remains depressed.
mixed stance
If we talk about the markets of other countries apart from India, South Korea’s KOSPI rose by 1.34%, Shanghai Composite rose by 0.54%, Japan’s Nikkei rose by 0.13%, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng fell by 1.23% and European markets also remained up and down. On Friday, foreign investors sold Rs 438.90 crore. Domestic investors made heavy purchases worth Rs 4,189 crore.
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The market had closed on a positive note on Friday, but the situation completely changed on Monday. IndiGo’s turmoil, global uncertainty and foreign fund outflow, all these together have put the market in alert mode again. It can be said that at present the wind is blowing a bit strong for investors. In such a situation, everyone’s eyes are fixed on the decision of the US Fed to know when the market will return to normal.
