From October to February, the stock market saw a decline of about 15 percent. The stock market investors were drowned with Rs 90 lakh crore during this period. In the month of March, the stock market did a tremendous bounceback and the Sensex and Nifty saw a rise of 6 percent. The new financial year is starting from Tuesday. Domestic and international are going to be many such interests who are going to be very important for 4 days. There is also a reason for that. From April 2, Trump's Rasiprockle Tariff and Venezuela oil are going to start 25 percent tariff against those who buy oil. Due to which a big impact can be seen in the stock market.
On the other hand, the flow of foreign investors, the war between auto sales, rupee and dollar, crude oil prices, corporate action stock market conditions and direction. These 7 things will decide whether investors will become poor or rich by share. Let us also tell you in detail….
April 2 is the day when Trump Tariffs will apply and the direction of global markets including India will probably take indications from announcements. According to experts, all the markets of Europe to Asia can see a decline. The effect of which can be seen in India's stock market.
On the other hand, the Indian stock market will also indicate from Wall Street, which closed down on Friday. Dow Jones fell at 41,583.90, down 715.80 points or 1.69%, while S&P 500 closed at 5,580.94 with 500 112.37 points or 1.97%. Nasdaq Composite, which has been the most backward in the major wall street indices, closed at 17,323.10 with a decline of 481.04 points or 2.70 per cent.
Domestic auto companies will announce their march sales data on Tuesday, 1 April. It is estimated that auto cells are not visible for high growth. The effect of which can also be seen.
In March, the selling of foreign institutional investors (FIIs) was slow, but the movements of the markets may depend on the intensity of their activities this week. On Friday, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were pure sellers of Rs 4,352.82 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) were Rs 7,646.49 crore pure buyers. Foreign investors have invested more than 30 thousand crore rupees in 7 days. Foreign investors may continue to invest next month.
According to the Reuters report, till now, the reluctant foreign investors have invested about 4 billion dollars in the last 10 days of FY 25, taking a surprising stance. After which the rupee has recorded its best month in seven years. In addition, the Sovereign Bond Yield also recorded the biggest decline in 10 months in early April amidst the reduction of another cuts in policy rates. According to the reports of the Ritters, the rupee rose 31 paise to 85.47/$ 85.47/on Friday at $ 85.47/in March and the highest increase in a month since 2018. Dealers said that dollar sales of foreign and local banks also helped strengthen the rupee.
Oil prices remain important for markets with inflation and their impact on the rates of global central banks including India. High prices of crude oil are not good for equity markets, due to which the possibility of inflation is increasing. The US WTI oil is trading at around $ 70. At the same time, Brent Oil is hovering around 73.63.
On Wednesday, April 2, ADC India Communications will have an ex-date and record date for an interim dividend and 1: 1 bonus issue of Capital Trade Links. It will also have an ex-date and record date for the interim dividend of MSTC and RailTel Corporation of India and 1: 1 bonus issue of Ranjit MackTronics. On April 3, there will be an X-date and record date for the bonus issue and interim dividends of cell automotive and United Spirits respectively. On April 4, there will be an X-date and record date for the rights issue of bio-green papers, interim dividends of DCM Shriram Industries and the final dividend of Varun Beverages. These corporate actions can also see an impact in the stock market.
