US-Russia Sanctions Add Uncertainty to Indian Stock Market

In the stock market, it may be expensive to see only the Nifty and the Sensex on Monday. Last week both closed strong, but on Friday the market suddenly strengthened. Now the Russia sanctions bill from the United States came on the weekend. A new risk has been added to this picture. That is, on August 10, the question will not only be whether the market will rise or fall. The big question will be where the money can come from in the sectors if the investors have pressure. This is the most important story of Monday for the common investor. If you look at the market valuation in Devkrishna Pandey's Market Agreement, the base of Rapid in a stable position has not been completely eliminated, but the choice of stocks and sectors for new purchases has already become the most important. According to GoodReturns, the market has a positive base before the Farmer's Week starting on August 10. In the week from August 3 to 7, the Nifty closed at a benchmark of about 50. 77%, while the Sensex closed at 0. 52%, with the Sensex at 781%. It is also close to the midcap level.