Indian stock markets face sharp selling as rising crude oil prices, higher global bond yields, and Middle East tensions pressure the Nifty, Bank Nifty, and IT index. Market veteran Deven Choksey explains why corporate earnings, GDP growth, GST collections, consumption, and long-term economic fundamentals remain resilient despite weak sentiment.
Indian stock markets face sharp selling as rising crude oil prices, higher global bond yields, and Middle East tensions pressure the Nifty, Bank Nifty, and IT index.
Market veteran Deven Choksey explains why corporate earnings, GDP growth, GST collections, consumption, and long-term economic fundamentals remain resilient despite weak sentiment.
The discussion highlights stocks and sectors including Bajaj Housing Finance, Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Auto, Mahindra, Tata Technologies, Uno Minda, Reliance, Adani Enterprises, auto ancillaries, EVs, housing...
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Indian stock markets face sharp selling as rising crude oil prices, higher global bond yields, and Middle East tensions pressure the Nifty, Bank Nifty, and IT index. Market veteran Deven Choksey explains why corporate earnings, GDP growth, GST collections, consumption, and long-term economic fundamentals remain resilient despite weak sentiment. He argues that excessive derivatives trading and reduced foreign institutional investor participation are driving volatility, creating potential opportunities for disciplined investors.
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