Will the stock market decline drastically in the Indo-Pakistan conflict?

MUMBAI: The stock market was weakened on Tuesday as investors were on the verge of a military conflict between India and Pakistan.

The BSE Sensex dropped 0.2%or 155.7 points, which closed at 80,641, while the NSE Nifty -50 ended 0.3%or 81.55 points, ending at 24,379. Adani Enterprise, Geo Financial, SBI Life, Trent and Eternal Top Nifty were among the losers.

The Nifty Midcap 150 and the Nifty Small AP 250 indicators fell 2% and 2.2%, respectively, in the wider market. Of the 4,072 stocks trading on the BSE, 3,209 fell, while 742 moved.

Srikanth Chauhan, equity research of Kotak Securities, said that geographical political stress between India and Pakistan has stopped a strong market rally in the past 15-16 days.

Chauhan said that the Nifty could drop 200-400 points as a result of uncertainty, but as a significant adverse adverse adverse as a war, intense collapse is not possible.

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      While India and Pakistan have not yet been announced for war on each other, the government said that it will be a mock exercise in 244 cities on May 7, which would be seen as a step to prepare citizens for crisis like war.

      Investors on May 7th The Federal Reserve will also monitor the results of the rate-setting meeting. While the American Central Bank is expected to keep interest rates unchanged, the assessment of inflation and growth chairperson Jerome Powell may lead to a near -term market trend following tariff uncertainty.

      At home, shares of state -run banks were in the top LG Guards on Tuesday, with the Nifty PSU Bank index drowned 8.8%. Baroda Bar Fi Baroda sank 10.9% after its fourth quarter results fell below the market expectations. Other PSU banks like Bank India F India, Union Bank, Indian Overseas Bank, Central Bank India for India and Canara Bank have declined 5-7%.

      Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPI) had net buyers of 7 3,795 crore on Tuesday, while DIIS sold equity of 39 1,398 crore.

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