New Delhi, March 4 -- Indian stock market is reeling under pressure due to massive foreign capital outflow, signs of weakness in the domestic economy and mounting concerns over a potential major global trade war due to US President Donald Trump's tariff policies.

Nifty 50 has been down since last October on a monthly scale. It has plunged 4,158 points, or 15.82 per cent, from its peak of 26,277 hit on September 27 last year. The Sensex has declined 12,892 points, or 15 per cent, from its peak of 85,978.25.

Experts are not anticipating an immediate recovery as they believe the Q4 earnings of Indian corporates may not show a sharp rebound, as indicated by the declining credit growth of Indian banks.

"The market expects weak Q4 results in...