The biggest quarterly rise in the last decade in the Indian stock market

Ahmedabad. 30 June 2020, Tuesday

The Sensex and Nifty rose by 16 per cent and 20 per cent, respectively, in the June quarter, which ended today on the back of easing liquidity, the biggest quarterly rise in a decade. During the month of June, India also advanced in emerging markets.

It may be mentioned here that during the previous quarter of June 2008, the Sensex had risen by 3 per cent and the Nifty by 4 per cent. Then in the June 2020 quarter, both the indexes recorded the biggest quarterly rise in a decade.

According to available data, during the June quarter, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) contributed ડો 2.7 billion to the Indian stock market, or Rs. An investment of Rs 3,31 crore was made. Apart from this, local institutions and players as well as investors were able to invest in the market. However, mutual funds have raised Rs. 301 crore was sold.

Thus, the ease of liquidity in the market emerged in the wake of investment from Chomer. As a result, selected heavyweight stocks improved. Along with this, stocks of smallcap and midcap companies also rose sharply, while the index of these two sectors also rose sharply.

During the April-June 2020 quarter, the BSE Smallcap Index rose by 2.4 per cent and the BSE Midcap Index by 2.4 per cent. Which is the biggest jump in the last six years. Earlier, during the June 2017 quarter, the two indices had risen by 7.5 per cent and 7.5 per cent, respectively.

It is pertinent to note here that before the rise in the small-midcap index in the June quarter, the two indexes fell by 8% and 30% respectively during the January-March 2020 quarter, respectively.

Looking at the stocks in that sector, 12 of the 30 Sensex stocks gained 18 per cent during the June quarter. Out of 511 stocks included in the smallcap index, 9 stocks more than doubled from the March 31 level. Out of 101 stocks in the midcap index, six rose more than 3%.

The Sensex has gained 17.5 per cent during the month of June ending today. Along with this, the US stock market Dow Jones was up 3 per cent, the UK's Fitsy Index was up 2.1 per cent, France's CAC Index was up 2.2 per cent and Germany's Dex Index was up 3 per cent. Thus, even in developed markets, Indian stock markets have advanced.

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