What is the secret of stormy boom in Indian stock markets during the war? How will the last week of June be?

Share market review: Even after the faster war between Israel Iran, investors expressed confidence in the Indian stock market this week. Vigilant investors did not delay in capitalizing on it as soon as they got an opportunity to invest. Both FII and DII did fierce buying this week. The market showed a big boom in 5 days. This covered the short decline of 3 days and strengthened the notion of investors. Know how the market trend will be in the coming week and what to do investors?

How was the Sensex and Nifty move: The weeks started for the Indian stock market. On the very first day, on 16 June, the Sensex increased by about 678 points. The Nifty also increased by 228 points. After this, the stock market declined for 3 consecutive days. On June 17, the Sensex fell 212.85 points to close at 81,583.30 and NSE Nifty closed at 24,853.40 points with 93.10 points. On June 18, the Sensex broke 212.85 points to 81,583.30. NSE Nifty also fell 93.10 points to close at 24,853.40 points.

On June 19, the Sensex fell 82.79 points to 81,361.87 points, while the Nifty reached 24,793.25 points due to the loss of 18.80 points. On June 20, the fall on the last day of the week came to an end and the BSE Sensex rose by 1,046 points. At the same time, NSE Nifty rose 319.15 points to cross 25,000 again. This week, the Sensex rose by 1,289.57 points, or 1.58 percent and the Nifty rose 393.8 points i.e. 0.59 percent.

These factors put the impact on the market: The Indian stock market showed a boom this week due to Israel Iran war, crude oil prices, all -round buying by investors. On the last day of the week, the domestic stock markets supported the domestic stock markets due to large -scale positive trends from abroad and foreign capital buying on the last day of the week. Foreign investors bought shares worth 8709.600 crores this week, while domestic institutional investors also bought shares worth 12635.58 crores.

AI, SEBI consultation on ml: Market regulator SEBI proposed guiding principles for the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) on Friday to maintain the strength of investors and markets. SEBI said that ‘regularly lighter’ structure can be adopted on such use of AI and ML in the securities market, which can be for any other purpose that directly affects customers beyond commercial operations. The proposed guiding principles aims to customize the benefits associated with integration of AI/ mL-based applications in securities markets to protect investor safety, market integrity and financial stability and reduce potential risks.

Big shock to Sanjeev Bhasin: Market regulator SEBI on Tuesday banned the security markets for former IIFL Securities, Sanjeev Bhasin and 11 others, in a case related to shares related to TV channels and social media forums, for involvement in shares rigging. Along with this, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) also directed him to return illegally earned income of Rs 11.37 crore.

Market regulator SEBI proposed guiding principles for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in securities markets on Friday to maintain the strength of investors and markets. At the same time, SEBI said that ‘regularly lighter’ structure can be adopted on such use of AI and ML in the securities market, which can be directly for any other purpose affecting customers other than commercial operations.

What do experts say: Market expert Sagar Aggarwal said that the previous week was great for the Indian stock market. Reality, banking sector was the most benefiting. He said that PM Modi’s participation in the G-7 summit, the Prime Minister’s visit to Cyprus and Croatia, the changing statements of Trump strengthened the notion of investment in the Indian stock market. Due to high tax, many countries including China are reducing their dependence on America.

Aggarwal said that India’s GDP is also looking better. We are also benefiting from this and the market falls, so recovery here is also happening faster than other stock markets. For this reason, FIIs are giving more priority to Indian markets. If they recover profits, they also invest more here in greed for more returns.

He said that the market is currently over the market. If Iran does not increase the level of Israel, the Indian market may continue to rise. It will have a negative impact on the markets of the entire world when the war increases.

Disclaimer: This article is only aimed at information. This is not an investment advice. Be sure to consult your financial advisor before any investment.