Indian markets were one of the best performing markets globally in 2014. The BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty jumped 30% buoyed by hopes of a better economy and reforms by the Narendra Modi government. India also emerged as one of the strongest economies amongst the emerging markets.
The year 2015, however, began on a mixed note. The Sensex tanked 854 points or 3% on Tuesday due to falling crude prices and concerns over global economy. This was the worst crash in five and a half years. The markets recovered on Thursday with the Sensex rising 1.3%. However, analysts are of the opinion that the current sell-off is a periodic correction of the markets. So, how will the markets shape up this year? What will be the key drivers and risks that could impede the bull-run? Here is what you can expect:
The year 2015, however, began on a mixed note. The Sensex tanked 854 points or 3% on Tuesday due to falling crude prices and concerns over global economy. This was the worst crash in five and a half years. The markets recovered on Thursday with the Sensex rising 1.3%. However, analysts are of the opinion that the current sell-off is a periodic correction of the markets. So, how will the markets shape up this year? What will be the key drivers and risks that could impede the bull-run? Here is what you can expect:
- Drivers
- Reforms
- RBI rate cut
- FII inflows
- Earnings
- Risks to the market
- Euro crisis
- US rate hike
- Oil prices
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