War threat and share market: This week, we will talk about the Indian stock market. How was the last day of April and May start for the stock market? Talking to the stock market experts, we came to know which of the sentiments are affecting the Sensex and Nifty. In which direction is the stock market moving forward and how will the attitude of foreign investors be? If India sprinkles in Pakistan, what should investors do?
How was the Sensex and Nifty move: This week was tremendous for the stock market. On Monday, the Sensex rose 1,006 points, while the Nifty also rose by 289 points. The stock market remained almost flat on Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday was Maharashtra Day holiday. On the last day of the week, the Sensex closed in green mark on Friday. However, investors in the market also made fierce profits. On this day, the Nifty had a rise of only 12 points.
The tension between India and Pakistan after the Pahalgam terrorist attack due to better results of companies that came out last week could not affect the positive perception of the market. Because of this, the start of the week was positive. The speed of growth in Indian manufacturing sector improved in April and increased the fastest production since June 2024. In April, the GST collection also jumped 12.6 percent to an all -time high of about 2.37 lakh crore rupees. Despite the positive news on the economy front, investors in the market remained vigilant throughout the week.
However, April has been fine for Indian stock markets. Relief from Trump Tariff not only gave investors new expectations but also gave them a chance to return fast. However, due to the possibility of war between India and Pakistan, there is a new problem in front of investors in May.
What do experts say: Stock market expert Yogesh Bagaura Said that the possibility of war in India and Pakistan is increasing. In this situation, investors need to be particularly cautious in May. If the situation of war is created, then no technical or fundamental factor will work.
He said that before the war begins or in the early stages of war, the market makes its low. As the war progresses, the market starts recovering. Along with the 1971 war, a similar pattern was seen at the time of Kargil War. The same pattern appeared during Israel Hamas War and Russia Ukraine War.
Bagaura advised investors that this month was cautious. Wait until the possibility of war is averted or until it is over. The market can be invested in the market from June. Wait for the bottom for investment. If you want to remain in the market even in tough time, then walk the portfolio.
These shares have a boom: This week, shares of many big companies including Reliance Industries, Tech Mahindra, Maruti, State Bank of India increased. The shares of the defense company also had a boom. The shares of HCL Tech, UltraTech Cement, Nestle and Hindustan Unilever declined. The net profit of Adani Ports has increased by 50 percent in the March quarter. Because of this, investors showed a lot of interesting in its shares on Friday. Next week, it can also appear in every mark. SBI’s single profit declined by 10 percent to Rs 18,643 crore in the March quarter of FY 2024-25. Next week, SBI shares will also show its impact.
SEBI’s big decision: Market regulator SEBI on Friday allowed share brokers to operate at the International Financial Services Center in Gift City. For this, they will not have to take approval in advance. All the activities of the SBU in the Gift-IFSC will be under the jurisdiction of that regulatory authority. The currency market will now run till 7 pm instead of 5. Trading time is also likely to increase in the stock market in the coming time.
How was FII’s attitude: Foreign investors remained in the Indian stock market this week. On Monday, he bought shares worth Rs 2,474.10 crore. On Tuesday, he purely bursts shares worth Rs 2,385.61 crore. On the last day of April, FII purely bought shares worth Rs 50.57 crore. On May 2, FII purely purchased Rs 2769 crore by FII on the first trading day of the stock market.
Disclaimer: This article is only aimed at information. This is not an investment advice. Be sure to consult your financial advisor before any investment.
