Union Budget 2025 India Do Not Show Growth Trend in Stock Market these may be triggered

Share Market trigger point: The budget gave the market such disappointment that during the speech of the Finance Minister, Sensex and Nifty were seen diving. After the budget, there was also a jump in the stock market after the budget. The market veterans estimated that the government would put a lot of money in the Capex Fund to give strength to the economy. That is, infrastructure will invest a lot in projects or long -term returns projects. This would benefit companies and finally investors would be rich. But, due to this, the stock market could not rise.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman chose the second sustainable path to give strength to the growth factor instead of boosting the economy. He has chosen the way to strengthen the development process of the country by increasing the flow of cash in the hands of the people and increasing the demand in the market. This will show the trend above giving a solid base instead of suddenly bounced to the stock market.

These bounce in the stock market will become trigger points

The way to create more demand by increasing consumption of common people in Indian economy can be quite effective, because, first of all it will improve the results of companies in the next quarter. This will increase the valuation of companies and now foreign investors running away from the stock market can turn to India again. Domestic investors can also increase their investment. These are trigger points from which the stock market can get a boom again for a long time and ultimately the economy can be strong for a long time.

Reserve Bank policy will also decide the market trend

For the first time in the last four years, the Reserve Bank is considering the repo rate and reverse repo rate cut. For this, the rate setting committee of the Reserve Bank is going to be held from February 5 to 7. The market trend on the decision of this committee will also depend to a large extent.

Also read:

Where does lakhs of crores of rupees come for the budget, how much will the state or any sector get it?