Weekly Wealth Report
Issue 192, Weekly Wealth Newsletter: 28th April 2025 – 5th May 2025
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Worried about India & Pakistan Escalated Conflict?
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Markets expect an escalation in India-Pakistan tensions
In the aftermath of the Pahalgam attack that left 26 dead earlier this week, India has launched a series of retaliatory measures targeting Pakistan’s diplomatic and strategic interests, which includes expulsion of Pakistani military attachés, closing the Attari border, and suspending the Indus Waters Treaty.
At the bourses, meanwhile, the Sensex lost over 800 points deals to hit a low of 78,797 levels on Friday. From a level 71,425 on April 7, 2025 on tariff Sensex jumped close to 80,000.
“Investors are nervous due to the developing geopolitical situation with Pakistan after the Pahalgam attack. Markets expect an escalation in the tensions between India and Pakistan, and there is no doubt about this.
Lessons from history
Historically, equity markets have generally seen a knee-jerk reaction on account of geopolitical risks in the near-term, but have found their feet soon.
The Kargil confrontation between India and Pakistan, for instance, saw a sharp market correction in mid-1999. However, the markets rallied sharply as realisation dwelled that the conflict would not last long.
There is not much need to panic at this stage. A full-fledged war is ruled out, but tensions, the markets feel, between India and Pakistan will rise. The markets should be able to live with that and will eventually bounce back, as seen in the past as well. As an investment strategy, investors should buy the dips from a long-term perspective.
Indian Stock Market currently with combination of Robust Earnings, FII inflows, improving macros (inflation cooling, policy stability), and global tailwinds (such as the softer dollar and Fed pause hopes) have poised for long term growth. The financial sector, particularly private banks and NBFCs, continues to exhibit earnings resilience and strong credit growth, suggesting potential sustainability.
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Weekly Market Pulse
Domestic equity markets rose for the second consecutive week as key benchmark indices BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 rose 0.84% and 0.79%, respectively.
The rally was broad-based as the mid-cap segment and the small-cap segment both closed the week in the green.
Domestic equity markets rose as the postponement of U.S. tariffs and newly announced exemptions on certain products sparked hopes for possible negotiations that might ease the strain on global trade.
Gains were extended buoyed by expectations of a robust domestic economic outlook.
However, gains were restricted after the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, and India’s subsequent downgrading of diplomatic relations with Pakistan, including suspending the Indus Waters Treaty
In response, Pakistan closed its airspace to Indian flights and suspended the Shimla Agreement.
On the BSE sectoral front, BSE IT rallied 5.87% after HCL Technologies reported better-than expected Q4 FY25 earnings, with an 8% increase in net profit and $3 billion in new bookings.
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