The new week will see the Sensex close at 61333 and 61933
(Gujarat News Correspondent) MUMBAI: Uncertainty is rife in global markets amid rising global inflation, with Corona raising its head again and other countries in Europe, including China, and the US signaling a retreat in stimulus. Corporate India, too, is worried about the current state of inflation and has started building bridges before the floods, giving a clear signal that if inflation does not come down in the coming days, it will have an impact on corporate results. With this situation, Indian stock markets, including the former deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India, have started signaling investors to be cautious, stating that stocks are overvalued and that the real picture of the economy is exaggerating. But the government and the Reserve Bank of India seem to be trying to maintain their policy of maintaining bullish sentiment in a Yankee manner, keeping inflation in check and keeping everything in check. Given the fact that the majority of global experts, economists,