
Stock Market Update: Finally, after the continuing decline in the Indian stock market for the last three months, there is now a break. Recovery in the stock market returned in the last week and the Sensex-Nifty made a strong comeback and closed with a gain of about two percent. Favorable global and domestic signals improved the market, which has increased confidence in investors. The Nifty closed at 22,552.50, while the Sensex closed at 74,332.58, reflecting a significant bounce.
Senior Vice President of Railways Broking Limited, Research Ajit Mishra said, “Global sentiments have improved following the delay in American tariff and the possibility of further interaction, which has helped to stabilize the financial markets. In addition, the fall in weak dollar and crude oil prices has increased investors’s trust. The decision has increased the positive speed. Mishra said, “These factors accelerated on a large basis in all areas, with metal, energy and pharmaceutical stocks in the most profit.
Krishna Appala of Capitalmind Research said that the strength of the market was observed due to recovery on a wide basis, the Nifty became close to the appropriate valuation, while the mid and small-cap saw frequent purchases after recent reforms. Appala said, “Large caps are seen in good condition, the Nifty 50 is below the P/E20 times, which is in line with historical norms. The corporate balance sheet remains strong and 10-12 percent annual income hike is expected to get stability.” Maintaining this boom depends on earning recovery and broad market spirit.
Experts said that while large caps are seen in better position, the broad market may be consolidated until income growth increases. The upcoming business week will be small due to holidays. Experts said that tariff negotiations, geopolitical stress and US dollars and crude oil prices will affect their effects. He said that in view of the current scenario, investors are advised to maintain positive but cautious stance.
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