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Share Market: Reports of increasing tension between India and Pakistan have created a stir. In such a situation, the trading session started this morning amidst the atmosphere of tension. Heavy selling was seen in early trade itself. In a few minutes of opening the Sensex, more than 500 points slipped and the Nifty also saw a decline. Around 9:48 am, the Sensex had fallen more than 630 points and the Nifty was trading up a slightly above 24,000.
There may be ups and downs in the market today, but there has been no major decline. There are 3 big reasons behind this-
There is unwavering faith in the strength of the Indian Army
Even though the investors are scared by the news of the attack between India and Pakistan, they are also feeling relieved by India’s strong military action. According to a report by IndiaTude, Dr. VK Vijaykumar, Chief Investment Strategist of Geojit Financial Services, has said, “Usually, the market is damaged under such circumstances, but India’s ability in the war with Pakistan has limited the possibility of a very long struggle.” Regarding the war between India and Pakistan, investors feel that India’s upper hand is heavy in this.
India’s economy is moving fast
India’s economy is moving fast. Interest rates are decreasing, inflation is under control. Recently, a report by Kotak Alternate Asset Managers has also revealed that even though there is a possibility of recession of big economies like China and America in the coming months, even though the world’s economic growth is going to decrease, but during this time India may be able to maintain its position as a fast -moving economy. Along with this, according to the information given by the International Monetary Fund in April 2025, World Economic Outlook, India’s GDP will become the fourth largest economy in the world, leaving behind Japan in 2025.
Investors trust India’s economy
Foreign investors have also remained confident about the Indian market and as a result of this, foreign investors have continued to invest in Indian equity in the last sixteen trading sessions, which shows how deeply there is confidence in India’s economy and that is why there is no major decline in the market. Vijayakumar further says, investors should not panic and get out of the market. Leave your investment in the market, keep an eye on the situation and wait for dust.
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