Iran-Israel Conflict: Sensex Drops 1,200 Points; Should SIP Investors Pause or Stay?

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Sensex Plunges 1,200 Points Amid Iran-Israel War: Should SIP Investors Pause?

Should you stop your SIP when markets fall? Here's what experts say.

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Moneycontrol•02-03-2026, 13:27

Sensex Plunges 1,200 Points Amid Iran-Israel War: Should SIP Investors Pause?

•Indian stock markets opened sharply lower due to escalating geopolitical tensions in West Asia, with Sensex falling over 1,200 points.
•Experts advise against pausing or stopping SIPs during market downturns, emphasizing their role as long-term compounding tools.
•Market corrections allow SIP investors to buy more units at reduced prices, benefiting from rupee cost averaging.
•Historically, geopolitical tensions cause 5-10% market falls, with recovery within 3-6 months; stopping SIPs means missing the rebound.
•Maintain an emergency fund and consider using market dips to selectively buy more, but the core advice is to stay invested.

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