The stock market may look calm for now, but experts believe fresh risks could emerge soon. While global cues have improved sentiment, concerns around a weak monsoon are starting to worry analysts.
Market expert Avinash Gorakshakar said investors are feeling positive after early signs that global tensions could ease. Strong quarterly results from companies, especially banks, have also supported the mood. “There is no panic in the market at the moment, and earnings have been better than expected,” he said.
However, he cautioned that the situation may not stay comfortable for long. A weak or uneven monsoon could hurt key sectors such as agriculture, fertilisers and rural-driven businesses. This may eventually impact demand and overall growth.
Agricultural economist Vijay Sardana also raised concerns. He pointed out that even a normal monsoon, if not properly distributed, can affect crop sowing. Rising input costs, fertiliser shortages and global price pressures could add to the problem.
He warned that these factors may push inflation higher and reduce purchasing power, especially in rural areas.
For now, markets remain stable, but experts say the coming months will be crucial in deciding the next direction.
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