Stock Market: The market has gained today, is the crisis averted? Experts are not convinced

There has been a recovery in the stock market in Tuesday's trading. In today's trading, the Sensex has gained 1100 points, while the Nifty has been able to regain the level of 22500. In such a situation, the question must be arising among the common investors whether the crisis has been averted. If market watchers are to be believed, there are no such signs at the moment. The market has been able to recover only a part of its decline, but uncertainties remain.

Speaking to Moneycontrol, Rajesh Palvia, Head of Technical and Derivative Research, Axis Securities, said that the uncertainty will continue for the time being and will not go away until it is known what steps other countries are taking in the tariff war and what will be the business equations around the world after that. What the figures say There are many indications that prove the experts' point. Selling continues from foreign investors. So far in April, they have sold equities worth Rs 22,700 crore in the cash market. If we look at the FIIs' purchase and sale figures, they have sold more index futures than they have bought since the beginning of April, which shows a negative trend and shows that even though trading equity has increased, FIIs are preparing themselves for further fluctuations or decline. According to Palvia, the volatility index, which reflects the fear of traders, has increased by 60 percent. Today, some softness has been seen in it. However, according to experts, it is still at very high levels and is indicating market uncertainty. According to Palvia, foreign investors are increasing emphasis on index options, which is a sign of their increasing caution towards the market. 

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