SENSEX SECURED FIRST RANK IN ASIA AND SECOND IN WORLD

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SENSEX SECURED FIRST RANK IN ASIA AND SECOND IN WORLD

The domestic stock market’s capitalization has grown ten times between 1991 and 2021. In 2021, investors in the domestic stock market made  ₹ 78 Lakh Crore. In comparison, investors in the Indian market made  ₹ 32 Lakh Crore in 2020.

Business analysts had believed that 2022 would be a year of promise for the industry. Last year, the Corona outbreak had less impact on our nation. Business activity accelerated. The stock market, the textile sector, tourism, the automobile industry, electrical equipment, food products, cosmetics, etc. all had strong commercial growth. Additionally, the economy grew. Due to festivities and weddings that took place across the nation last year without being restricted by Corona, a lot of commerce was conducted. There were no travel restrictions, and every market kept opening. Due to this, last year’s tourism destination did well financially. But again Corona is spreading in many countries of the world. It should be taken seriously.

Despite the world’s inflation and the Russia-Ukraine conflict last year, the Indian stock market did not let down investors. The domestic stock markets did well in 2022, as investor capital rose by  ₹ 16.38 Lakh Crore. The top-ranked stock markets throughout the globe as of 2022 are listed below.

  1. The Brazilian market had the highest return last year (4.69%) in the world.
  2. The Sensex increased by 4.44%, placing second globally and first in Asia.
  3. With a return of 4.09%, the Jakarta Composite Index of the Indonesian stock market is ranked second in Asia and third worldwide.

Even though the Indian market provided investors with a return of about 4.5% last year, the investors ended up losing money as a result of inflation. Inflation in the retail sector last year averaged 6.79%. At the same time, Sensex returned 4.4% and Nifty 4.3% last year. The investors have really experienced a loss of 2.35% as a result. With Corona’s knock, this year is currently coming to an end. The market is a little nervous as a result.

The Budget For The Upcoming Year Will Determine How The Market Moves.

There was a commotion in markets throughout the world, including India, following the commencement of the war in Russia-Ukraine. Retail investors bought despite this, though. The Indian economy has the complete trust of retail investors. According to experts, the stock market would want to start the new year on a strong note after suffering losses in December. The forthcoming budget, which will be announced on February 1st, 2023, may bring about fresh market growth.

 

 

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