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SVB crisis: What should be your next market move?

 Domestic markets have been on a downward spiral for the last four consecutive sessions due to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) in the US. 

The Nifty Bank index has dropped over 5 percent in the last four sessions, while the Sensex and the Nifty have fallen 4 percent each.

 Concerns over the health of financial institutions have been mounting, leading to negative market sentiment.

Analysts believe that the SVB crisis is unlikely to impact Indian banks, though the sentiment remains low.

Experts suggest that asset allocation and portfolio reviews at regular intervals are necessary.

 Investors should wait on the sidelines before exiting their long positions.

It is believed to be a good time to enter the Indian market as peak fear is approaching.

Bond yields are falling but the equity markets are not recognizing it yet. 

Markets will eventually acknowledge the fall in bond yields, which is positive for equities.

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The market sentiment has been fragile since last year over concerns over sticky inflation, rate hikes, economic slowdown and geopolitical tensions. This year, the Adani-Hindenburg episode and now the SVB crisis have added additional negativity to the market sentiment.

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SVB crisis: What should be your next market move?

The market sentiment has been fragile since last year over concerns over sticky inflation, rate hikes, economic slowdown and geopolitical tensions. This year, the Adani-Hindenburg episode and now the SVB crisis have added additional negativity to the market sentiment.

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