BIGGEST WEEKLY FALL IN THE MARKET SINCE JUNE 2022

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BIGGEST WEEKLY FALL IN THE MARKET SINCE JUNE 2022

The largest decline in Indian equities indexes since June 2022 was recorded. The posture taken by central banks is becoming more restrictive, geopolitical tensions are increasing, and Adani Group shares have been falling steadily. On Friday, shares of 7 out of 10 Adani Group firms fell. Adani Stocks are still under pressure. The total market capitalization loss of the group has reached Rs 12.05 lakh crore in just one month. Gautam Adani’s ranking in the Bloomberg Billionaires Index has dropped from fourth position on January 24 to 29th and The group’s capital has decreased by about $ 80 billion in 23 trading sessions. It is also in the news that, The Adani Group of India has been given permission to build two renewable energy projects in Sri Lanka’s north and east by the Investment Promotion Board. The Indian business Adani Green Energy will contribute a total of $442 million to the two projects with these contributions. Mannar Ltd has received a letter of sanction. It was informed that these projects, a 250 MW wind power plant and plant 100 at Poonarin, would be operational in two years and would be linked to the national grid in 2025. capacity in MW According to a press statement from the Sri Lanka Investment Board, the new project would provide between 1,500 and 2,000 job possibilities. The decline in HDFC and HDFC Bank also added to the Sensex’s pressure.

The mood in Asian markets was negatively impacted by the selling of Chinese technology stocks. Experts claim that a variety of worries, including tighter monetary policy, pressure on growth, and declining earnings, are being noted by investors. Increasing geopolitical tensions in Ukraine have already increased investors’ concerns.

Fears that rate rises will continue to be aggressive in the US in an effort to control inflation were stoked by recent macroeconomic statistics given by the country. Investors expressed anxiety after President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that Russia is leaving the New Start nuclear agreement.

Joseph Biden, the vice president of the United States, pledged to defend Ukraine’s territorial integrity and boost weaponry shipments. And on Friday, the price of Adani Group shares fell. Seven out of ten group firms’ shares fell. Adani Transmission, Adani Green Energy, Adani Power, Adani Enterprises, and Adani Total Gas all had a 5% drop. Up to 3.3 percent in Adani Wilmar and up to 4.1 percent in New Delhi Television.

It is observed by some of the research heads that, The local market is demonstrating a lack of investor confidence, and the deterioration was recorded for the sixth consecutive day despite the recovery in the global markets. The pressure was brought on by FIIs continuing to sell on the domestic market. According to exchange data, domestic investors spent ₹1,470 Crores on Friday while foreign portfolio investors sold shares worth  ₹1,401 Crores. Indian market expects that in the short term, the market is likely to stabilize in the absence of any fresh variables. Equity-oriented volatility, though, will endure. Investors will be watching for patterns in the GDP and PMI statistics that will be released the following week. The vehicle industry will be highlighted via monthly sales data.

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