Trump-Putin meeting to GST Reforms: How Indian stock market can respond on Monday? Explain

Trump-Putin meeting: The most expected three-to-three Trump-Putin meeting ended in Alaska on Friday, hoping that the next meetings will be held in Moscow soon. However, US President Donald Trump did not go out of the meeting, as he promised before the meeting, indicating the development for a ceasefire in the Russia-Quine War. In addition, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s announcement of GST Reforms from the Red Fort in its Independence Day speech can also work as a positive domestic rise to the Indian stock market. According to stock market experts, Ice was broken in the bilateral relations in the US Russia, as both world leaders (Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump) promised to sit for another round meetings. They said Donald Trump promised to leave the meeting if he didn’t like Putin’s approach. However, after the end of the Trump-Putin meeting, both leaders spoke positively, indicating “progress but no agreement”. If it opens on Monday, they said that the outcome of the Trump-Putin meeting is expected to be respected by the global markets, including Dalal Street. They also expected a positive response to the GST reforms announced by Narendra Modi on Friday in his August 15th. They predicted a positive opening in Dalal Street, but doubt that the Nifty 50 could break above the 24,800 obstacle. Trump-Putin meeting impacts on Dalal Street Decoding The outcome of the Trump-Putin meeting, Avinash Gorakshkar, a Sebi-registered fundamental analyst, said: “The most valued Trump-Putin meeting ended without any transaction. To bring Russia-I-Ikrain War. YA Wealth director Anuj Gupta said: “The Indian stock market has already discounted Trump’s tariff, and any further negative could have happened if the Trump-Putin meeting was not on the broader breakthrough on Trump’s progress. Trigger is the GST Reforms, announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his Independence Day speech. Dr. VK Vijayakumar, main investment strategist at Geojit Investments Limited, said: “Domestic consumer -driven sectors such as banking and finance, telecommunications, aviation, capital goods, hotels, FMCG and cement are not affected by Trump’s rates. Factor in the nearby term, Gaurav Goel, founder and director of Fineocrat Technologies, said: ‘One reason for market stability is the strong and steady support of the household institutional investors. 60,939, and in August £ 51,899 crore. Our growth does not rely on any single export market. Domestic consumption, services, manufacturing and technology create a broad basis that cannot be easily shaken abroad by a single policy decision. Even if the complete set of proposed rates comes into effect, the experts estimate the impact on the GDP of India in the entire economy, “It is a note of challenging this challenge in the challenge of our overall economy. “The Indian stock market could have a positive opening on Monday, but the increase will be limited and the Nifty 50 index may find it difficult to break above the 24,800 obstacle,” said Avinash Gorakshkar. Disclaimer: This story is for educational purposes only. The views and recommendations above are those of individual analysts or brokerage companies, not coin. We advise investors to check with certified experts before making investment decisions.