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The month of December, has been very volatile, in fact, a roller-coaster ride for investors. The Nifty50 touched the monthly high of near 11,000 two times and is now moving back to the monthly low of 10,334, playing within a wide range of 6 percent.This month has been very substantial in-terms of key news and data in the both, domestic and the global market. The domestic events such as state elections results, RBI chaos, tumbling oil prices, lower consumer inflation, narrowing trade deficit and good IIP numbers led to volatility.The market first corrected by 5 to 6 percent in anticipation of a subdued state election result and then reversed completely accepting the in-line result. Recent developments on D-Street such as farm loan waiver and cut in GST rates are having a negative impact on the market.Though both will have a positive effect on the economy through higher consumption. This populist measures may exert pressure on India’s fiscal and quality of decisions in the near-term.source- www.moneycontrol.com
This risk is increasing given the fact that the Indian economy has slowed down and will get slower in the next 6 months. The revenue from GST has been below par, a further cut in GST rate will have a modest impact on the fiscal slippage but with the populist measures, it can ruin the fiscal further.They have created a good return in the long-term whereas the current headwinds are premium valuation. But, such high valuation will continue as uncertainty increases and disposable income improves given stable outlook.
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