Having lost over one-third of its value in less than six months, stock market seems to have more pain in store for investors with experts seeing the benchmark Sensex heading back towards 12,000 level in the next few months. The continuing crude oil rally and unabated selling by FIIs are unlikely to let the market see a near-future uptrend, while domestic factors like inflationary pressures and rising interest rates are also playing spoilsport, analysts believe.
International brokerage and equity research major CLSA analyst and renowned portfolio manager Christopher Wood has told his clients in the latest June edition of his famed Greed and Fear report that the Senses dropping back to a 12,000 level could not be ruled out in the wake of surging oil prices and continuing selling activities by foreign investors. Certainly, a re-test of the 12,000 level on the Sensex cannot be ruled out in these circumstances. And that will be accompanied by a further weakening in the rupee, Wood said.
International brokerage and equity research major CLSA analyst and renowned portfolio manager Christopher Wood has told his clients in the latest June edition of his famed Greed and Fear report that the Senses dropping back to a 12,000 level could not be ruled out in the wake of surging oil prices and continuing selling activities by foreign investors. Certainly, a re-test of the 12,000 level on the Sensex cannot be ruled out in these circumstances. And that will be accompanied by a further weakening in the rupee, Wood said.
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