Indian share market: After the decisions for the government to improve GST rates, the Indian stock market may have seen a boom in early trade on Wednesday, but the reality is that the performance of the Indian stock market has been much worse than many other markets last year. During this time it has declined by 2 percent.

This situation in the Indian stock market is even more serious than neighboring countries like Pakistan and China as the stock markets here have not only gained double digits, but are also top in the best performing stock markets.

Today, after the announcement of GST rate cuts on Wednesday, the Sensex jumped up to 1 percent on September 4, but its 30 -share Sensex in the last one year has been in continuous losses. Whereas during this time there was an increase of up to 95 percent in other markets of the world. Now the question comes that why India is at the bottom of about 20 stock markets around the world?

Amazing bounce in Asian markets

Where the KSE 100 index of the Pakistani stock market has given a spectacular return of 95 percent in the last one year, which has made a tremendous profit to investors. According to the data from the upperberg, the KSE 100 index is up 94.44 percent.

Canada’s TSX Composite has climbed up to 25 percent. Along with this, in the last one year, Nikkei of Japan has been up to 15 percent, Britain’s FTSE Index 11 percent and Brazil’s Boospa index 3 percent. The US stock market has also gained a 1 percent lead.

Why the Indian stock market declined?

Experts say that these three major reasons are responsible for the poor performance of the Indian stock market. Of these, the effect of American tariff is the highest. In the last two -three quarters, there has been a decrease in income of companies in India. Due to this, foreign investors sold many Indian shares.

The second thing is that due to tariff war in America, the matter has become more complicated. According to The Mint’s report, G Chokkalingam, founder and CEO of Equinomics Research, said, “Initially Tariff War impressed all markets, but in the second phase it only had more impact on India.”

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Pakistan Stock Market: The direct impact of the tension of India and Pakistan is also visible on the stock market of both countries. Investors are scared. However, for the last four days, there has been some improvement in the stock market of Pakistan on 9 May.

The Karachi Stock Exchange i.e. KSE-100 index is trading up 0.33 percent i.e. 857 points and is trading at 103,531 levels. According to Bloomberg’s report, it went up by about 2 per cent in early trade.

So far, more than 12 percent loss in KSE-100

Earlier on Thursday, KSE-100 saw a decline of about 6 percent in Intrade. Because of this, the business had to be stopped for some time. There was tremendous pressure on selling.

During the last four trading sessions, Karachi Stock Exchange 100 slipped about 9.5 percent and went down. Since the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April, there has been a loss of 12.5 percent in the KSE-100 index so far.

Here, when we talk about the Indian stock market on Friday, there has been a decline here. At 11.55 am in the morning, BSE slipped about 750 points or 0.94 percent to 75,589 levels. While NSE’s Nifty 50 was also trading at 24,041 levels, falling down 230 points i.e. 0.96 percent.

Pakistan Stock Market: The terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir has completely shaken Pakistan’s stock market. The Pakistan Stock Exchange benchmark KSE-100 index has declined by about 4 percent, while India’s Sensex has jumped up to 1.5 percent. This shows what is the effect of this fierce tension on the economies of both countries and how much investors are confident in.

Pakistan’s stock market condition

26 innocent people were killed in the brutal murder in Pahalgam on 22 April. Most of them were tourists. Neighboring country Pakistan is being held responsible for this terrorist attack. According to the Economic Times report, after this attack, the KSE-100 index of Karachi Stock Exchange has declined by 3.7 percent between April 23 and May 5.

The condition worse on 30 April

On April 30, the health of the Pakistani stock market deteriorated even more, when 3,545 points fell in a single day and it closed at 111,326.57. Heavy selling was also seen in large stocks like Luck, Engroh, UBL, PPL and FFC. Due to the shares of these companies alone, the KSE-100 index went below 1,100 points.

On May 2, the market saw a recovery of 2.5 percent, but the experts believe that this improvement in the market is fleeting, that is, it is not going to be too much. Experts say that there is no scope for improvement until the stress decreases.

Indian stock market condition

At the same time, despite the ongoing geopolitical tension on the other hand, India’s BSE Sensex has climbed up to 1.5 percent. Brokerage firm Anand Rathi says that except for the attack on Parliament in 2001, the Indian stock market has not declined by more than 2 percent in the time of tension with Pakistan. They also say that even if the situation deteriorates, even in the Nifty 50, there will be no decline of more than 5 to 10 %.

Warning for Pakistan’s economy

Global rating agency Moody’s also warned that a confrontation with India could have a bad effect on Pakistan’s economy. Moody’s says that if the stress remains intact for a long time, then there may be a problem in the funding received by Pakistan. This can increase pressure on foreign exchange reserves.

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Pahalgam terror attack: Today, a week of Pahalgam terror attack has been completed. After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday, April 22, tension has increased between India and Pakistan. 26 innocent tourists died in this terrorist attack.

Taking a tough stand on this deadly terrorist attack, India took many tough steps against Pakistan. The prohibition of bilateral trade by the Government of India and the suspension of the Indus Water Treaty seems to have a profound impact on Pakistan’s economy as the KSE-100 index fell 1,405.45 points or 1.22 percent to close at 114,063.90 on Monday.

Pakistani stock market shakes with India’s decision

On Tuesday, the KSE-100 index has seen a decline of 1100 points. The decision to cancel the government’s SAARC visa exemption scheme, expel Pakistani Military Advisor (Athe), reduce the number of its diplomatic staff in Pakistan and shut down the attic border shook Pakistan’s stock market.

On April 24, the benchmark KSE-100 index of Karachi Stock Exchange broke within a few minutes of the start of the index business. There was a little recovery during the day, but then it fell 2,206 points to close at 115,019.81. Even today, Karachi Stock Exchange was trading at 114,007.40 points at 1:40 pm.

Lose 70 thousand crores after the Pahalgam attack

Let us know that after April 22, the KSE index has seen a decline of 5,494.78 points i.e. 4.63 percent. While the market cap of Karachi Stock Exchange was $ 52.84 billion, on April 29 it fell by 100 points to $ 50.39 billion. That is, the Pakistani stock market has lost $ 2.45 billion in a few days. According to this, after the Pahalgam attack, the Pakistani stock market has lost about 700000 crores so far.

Many challenges in front of Pakistan

Apart from the fluctuations of the stock market, Pakistan is facing a serious economic crisis. In May 2023, inflation increased by 38.5 percent here. Economic growth is also going to negative. The foreign exchange reserves have come down to just $ 3.7 billion, which has now become difficult to import.

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Pakistan Stock Exchange: The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) recorded a huge decline on Friday, 25 April. Two consecutive business sessions have fallen by more than 2500 points. After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, there is an atmosphere of destruction in Pakistan’s stock market.

PSX’s website is offline

The most prominent index of the Karachi Stock Exchange, which includes the top listed companies of Pakistan, was seen in the KSE-100 within five minutes of the trading start on Friday. After this, the index came to 114,740.29 points.

Apart from this, today the PSX website went offline for some time. The message of ‘We’ll Be Back Soon’ started appearing on the website. Even though it was claimed that the routine maintenance of the website is going on, the rumors of the market fall from time to time got air and there was more fear among investors.

Pakistan’s development estimate also decreased

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has also reduced Pakistan’s growth rate estimate to 2.6 percent in its World Economic Outlook. In fact, after India’s retaliation after the deadly terrorist attack on tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir, there is upheaval in the Pakistani stock market.

India decided to suspend the Indus Water Treaty with immediate effect, closed the Attari-Wagah border. Along with this, many rigorous diplomatic and economic action were also announced, including cancellation of SAARC Visa exemption scheme for Pakistani citizens. This has increased tension on the border of Pakistan and India.

Pressure on Pakistan’s economy

Pakistani news paper Don wrote in his report, “India’s sharp reaction and increasing fears of military conflict have put Pakistan’s delicate economy under heavy pressure.”

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