Budget 2025: What is the stock market on budget day? Watch the final 24 year tendency
Stock market movements are increasing and decreasing on the budget day. This is because the Union Budget is always one of the main trendsters for the Indian stock market. According to the last 24 -year data (budget of 1 February), only 7 budget sessions were going below the market day of the market. The Sensex closed at 59,708.08, with a huge ups and 0.27 percent increase in the last budget session, while the Nifty closed at 17,616.30 with a loss of 46 points or 0.26 percent. This is the first time the index has fallen below the budget day after 2018. The market ended in 2018.
Green in 9 budget sessions
The stock market ended 1.4 percent in 2022, which was 4.7 percent in Budget Day in 2021. The market fell 2.5 percent in 2020 and 1.1 percent in 2019. In the last 24 years, the market lost 15 times 5.8 percent on Budget Day in 2009. Market Green is in the remaining 9 budget sessions.
In addition, the market budget has increased by more than 4 percent in 2 sessions in those 9 sessions. In 2021, the market increased by 4.7 % on the budget day.
If you see after and after the budget
Keeping in mind the trends before and after the budget day, only 9 years 4 % is plus or minus in 24 years which is one month after the market budget. This indicates that market volatility after budget.
Post market trends have been negative in the last 24 years before the budget. 2023 Eastern-Budgets, after the budget in the red area and a decline of more than 2 percent each year. The same was the same in 2022. The Nifty fell 3 percent after the budget in February. In January, the budget fell 0.1 %.
However, the market fell 3.5 % in the pre -Budgate month in 2021. It increased by about 2 percent in the month after the budget. The market was red in red during the 2020 period before the budget during the Corona period. The market was the last month before the budget in 2018. It was 5.6 percent. After the budget, the market increased by 10.75 % in 2016.
