Stock Market News: Market returns reached 32-year low in December! Know what is the reason for this decline – market returns hit 32-year low in December
Sensex has broken up to 5.2 percent this month
In December this month, the Sensex has lost about 5.2 per cent so far. Looking at this, this is the worst December performance in the last 32 years. Before this, selling was last seen in December 2018. In contrast, in December 2021, the index had increased by 2.1 per cent. In the stock market, investors get an average return of 3.5 per cent in the month of December. It is much better than any other month of the year in the last 43 years. After December, the average return in the month of September was 2.7 per cent. According to statistics, the month of March gives the lowest returns. On an average, returns of up to -1.4 per cent are available in March.
rally expectations low
Due to the fall, the market rally expectations have reduced significantly. In the year 2020, a growth of 2.3 percent was seen. Market experts expect that the recovery in the market may take some time. raised the prospect of a faster-than-expected rate hike by the Fed, putting downward pressure on global equity markets.” So far this year, markets have given a 2.7% return. In the past 43 years, December 11 cases of returns have been observed. The Frontline index has seen the maximum decline of 24 times in March, followed by 22-22 times in October and January, respectively. The S&P 500 index is currently down 6.3% and Germany The US DAX has fallen 3.4% so far in December.Both these indices had posted decent gains during the month last year.
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Market experts say that next year the market may see a boom. Experts are positive on the US and Indian equity markets. According to him, the economy is strong. Despite the Fed rate hike, the US economy is expected to grow by 0.5%-1% in real terms. The Indian economy is expected to grow at more than 6 per cent in real terms.
