Investment returns in Indian Market is substantially moderate from all listed stocks. PPP( Public Private Partnership) is new trend in Indian marketplace with bribes, red tape being shed off to quite some extent. Some public enterprises such as IOC, ONGC, NTPC, BHEL, MTNL, SAIL, SBI, LIC, GAIL, HPCL, etc are giving private enterprises quite a competition. Whereas private firms like Reliance, Infosys, Tata, Birlas, Biocon, ICICI, Ranbaxy, Bajaj are performing exponentially in every financial years.
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- Thread starter khushboo
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When you are studying or want to know more about the Effect Of Global Meltdown On Indian Stock Market then you should be aware about the same. Impact of global subprime crisis, known as "financial tsunami," spread across the world being emanated from US. This resulted in whirlwind sweeping Indian capital-market off its feet. Sensex fell from astronomic high 21,200 on January 2008 to even below 9,000 mark on October 2008 with 35% fall in October month only.
Indian market has a great potential for growth and this is the reason why foreign companies are eager to invest in Indian markets. But government does not have stricter policies for these companies why is why India is facing losses every year to some extent. Government must revive the policies and make them more adaptable for Indian benefits.
Indian market is largely governed by the FIIs (Foreign Indirect Investment). This mode of investment can be hazardous if we seek a stable economy in the near future. Therefore i feel we should move on FDIs (Foreign direct investment) which offers more stable and longterm investment. However our Indian policies are one heck of a thing which is a undeniable fact. But if we restructure our policies we can work it out better! What do you say?