Big rise, big drop, and another big rise! The Indian stock market is like a roller coaster, can Modi's ally turn the tide?
With the changing winds of the Indian election, this week's Indian stock market situation is like riding a roller coaster.
India Election: Stocks Crash as Expectations of Landslide Win for Modi Fade
Unexpected change! After a sharp rise yesterday, India's stock market suddenly plunged 8%.
Panic among Indian investors has been ignited! The panic index surged 34%, marking the largest daily increase since February 2022.
India's market is in trouble! Indian stock market plunges by 7%, suffering from the "triple kill" of stocks, bonds, and exchange rates. What happened?
Indian stock market plummeted on Tuesday, June 4th, and suffered a triple attack from stocks, bonds, and currency.
Expectations were too high! India suffered the 'triple blow' of stocks, bonds, and currency.
Bullish for the long term.
India awaits June bull market! Exit polls boost investors' optimistic outlook on the local stock market.
① According to exit polls, the Indian People's Party led by Modi will win this election with a huge advantage; ② Modi's re-election possibilities have inspired the capital markets greatly. On Monday, the Indian stock market hit a record high, fully showing the international investors' expectations for the Indian election results.
What happened to the stock, bond and foreign exchange markets in India?
After exit polls predicted a sweeping victory for Indian Prime Minister Modi's party, the Indian stock market soared to record levels on Monday, and the Indian rupee and sovereign bonds also climbed.
India Shares Close Flat After Failing to Hold Record High -- Market Talk
India shares closed flat after hitting a record high for the second straight session. Investors are watching for further hints on potential interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, but a pickup in U.S. inflation reinforced bets it will probably remain on hold, analysts say.
Indian Stocks Hit Record on Signs Foreigners Ending Bearish View
India’s key equity indexes closed at record highs on Thursday, as foreigners pared pessimistic bets following the central bank’s generous dividend to the government and amid hopes for a positive outcome in the ongoing elections.
印度散户惨遭“割韭菜”:过去3年IPO热潮中 已有1/4股票破发
①据统计,在过去三年上市的印度股票中,已有接近1/4的股票破发。 ②截至今年3月的2024财年,印度的交易账户数量超过1.5亿,是三年前5500万的近三倍。然而,印度不少IPO新股的下跌令这些新入场的散户们蒙受了不少损失。
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Goldman Sachs: US stocks have limited room to rise, and the Japanese and Indian stock markets are more favorable
Goldman Sachs Asset Management tends to think that the current valuation of the US stock market is reasonable, but there is limited room for these valuations to rise.
First Trust NIFTY Declares $0.0785 Dividend
Can the Indian stock market still “boom” in 2024? Komo platform: More foreign capital will flow in after the general election!
① In 2023, the Indian stock market not only achieved an unprecedented eight years of continuous growth, but its market capitalization also broke through the $4 trillion mark; ② Komo believes that after this year's Indian election, the local stock market is expected to attract more foreign capital inflows; ③ Goldman Sachs has put forward similar views before.
India's small-cap stocks, which plummeted by $80 billion in two weeks, fluctuated or attracted investors to enter the market at a low level
Despite warnings from securities regulators about a potential bubble, India's small cap slump this month was called a buying opportunity by some investors.
The world's next “sweet bastard”? Jefferies: India's stock market is expected to double in 6 years
Analysts at US investment bank Jefferies (Jefferies) wrote in a report released on Thursday that due to the booming development of the Indian economy and ongoing reforms, the value of India's stock market is expected to soar, doubling to reach 10 trillion dollars by 2030.
India's stock market is being questioned by Wall Street, and overvaluation is prompting more profitable settlement
The Indian market was once the most popular investment hotspot for international investors this year, yet Wall Street is questioning that the valuation is too high.
Nifty and Sensex Gear up for a Cautious Start to the Week
The Sensex 30 and Nifty 50, India’s key benchmark indices, are poised to open the week on a mixed note on Monday, having logged a weakly gain.
Super optimistic! The Indian government expects GDP growth to continue to exceed 7% in the next few years
Despite the rising geopolitical risks of the world and various headwinds at the economic level, the Indian government is extremely optimistic and expects GDP growth to exceed 7% in the next fiscal year, and so in the next few years.
It will only take a day to rise to the “fourth largest market in the world”, and the Indian stock market showed a 1,000-point adjustment on Tuesday
① Affected by factors such as poor market weight sentiment and small to medium cap valuation adjustments, etc.; ② Coincidentally, with the rebound of Hong Kong stocks on Tuesday, the “fourth largest market in the world” position was returned to Hong Kong stocks; ③ Admittedly, the Indian market has a very promising fundamental story, but it also makes sense that there was a certain degree of adjustment after the rapid surge.