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What are the effects of budget announcements on the stock market?

The Union Budget has direct implications on the stock market as decisions made by the government decide upcoming trends in different sectors.

Lending activity in the economy is impacted by the government's borrowing, leading to higher or lower interest rates.

Excise duties are dynamic and have a direct impact on stock movements.


The government makes sector-focused announcements during the budget session, while also standardising, rationalising and making dynamic decisions.

The government is expected to invest significantly in infrastructure and digital strategies in the upcoming budget.


Inflation causes the RBI to tighten up the policy, which in turn has massive impact on the stock market.

Investors watch the budget closely to strategize their next plan of action.


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The market is interested in knowing how much money the government will spend on specific schemes and how that will affect the economy.

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