Gradual Recovery Expected in 2025 Amid Market Turbulence
According to my predictions and multiple analyses on the global economy, stock and financial markets have been in a steep decline since October 3, 2024, following the solar eclipse. This downturn has exceeded expectations, and a significant recovery in Dalal Street is unlikely before June 7, 2025. Additionally, planetary influences, particularly the affliction of Rahu for 27 days in March, 14 days in April, and 10 days in May 2025, may further hinder any substantial rebound. The Rahu-Saturn conjunction in Pisces from March 29 is expected to exacerbate market volatility for 59 days, potentially triggering a severe downturn in the global economy, including Sensex and Nifty.
Looking ahead, India’s stock market is projected to see only a gradual and partial recovery in 2025. The Nifty 50 may start rebounding after April-May but is expected to remain below its previous record highs. Corporate earnings growth could stay subdued due to persistent economic challenges such as slow domestic growth, high inflation, and a weakening rupee.
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In summary, while the downturn in U.S. markets continues to exert pressure on Indian indices, the extent of the impact will depend on key factors such as economic performance, corporate earnings, and investor sentiment. Experts advise a cautious approach and close monitoring of market trends in the coming months.
Potential Major Decline in Dalal Street: March 11 to March 28, 2025
Disclaimer for Stock Market Predictions
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