THE NIFTY HAS
TURNED NEGATIVE FOR 2022 FOLLOWING FRIDAY'S 300-POINT DROP
Today Nifty has been bouncing between highs and lows and is
now back where it was at the end of calendar year 2021. When Nifty slid below
its 50-DMA, or daily moving average, to close at 17,327.35 points on Friday, it
is now 26.65 points below the December 31 closing level of 17,354. Sensex,
which ended near the 58,100 level, also erased all gains made this year as the
Federal Reserve is set to maintain its aggressive stance at its next monetary
policy review. The only index to end in the green during the day was the
fear indicator India VIX, which surged over 9%. PSU banks, real estate,
financial services and media stocks were among the hardest hit during the
sell-off. After hitting an all-time high of 18,604.45 on October 19 last year,
Nifty hit a 52-week low of 15,183.40 on June 17.On a yearly basis,the Indian market has proven to be much more resilient
than other global markets or even Asia/EM. Global growth engines are in a
slowdown mode amid aggressive central bank monetary policies, while India is
currently in a better position as credit growth picks up and tax collection
picks up. The current volatility could continue for a while. Investors are
advised to wait and watch until the dust settles.
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