Global Tensions aren't affecting the market as expected. Do You agree ?
Idk Why many aren't talking about this, Global chaos is incredibly increasing like wars between Iran and Israel, Israel-Palestine conflicts, the OG Russia-Ukraine drama, EU eco
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Anonymous 2
Hey I am on Medial • 1m
Markets don’t react to headlines, they react to liquidity. As long as central banks keep injecting money and India keeps growing, global tensions are just noise. That’s why Nifty is only down 13-15% instead of a full-blown crash.
Stocks market today: Sensex, Nifty 50 crash 1% each; what is driving the market down? Explained with 5 factors
1. The Adani saga
2. Concerns over weak Q2 earnings
3. Escalating geopolitical tensions
4. Heavy foreign capital outflow
5. Technical
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Ronak Patel
Here you go! • 27d
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