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Equity market review

  • Indian markets continued to correct in February while global markets also saw a correction after a sharp jump in January as strong economic and inflation data raised prospects of further rate increases by the US Fed
  • S&P BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty indices were down 1% / 2%, respectively while broader markets BSE Midcap / BSE Small cap indices were also down 2% / 3%, respectively
  • Power, Metals and Oil & Gas were the worst performing sectors while Auto, Real Estate and Healthcare also corrected significantly. Banks and Tech were down in-line with the market. FMCG and Capital Goods ended with a minor positive for the month

Equity Market Review February 2023

Debt market review

  • The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes indicated that there was consensus among members to continue with a restrictive policy, considering possible upside risks to inflation and tight labour market conditions
  • CPI inflation for Jan 2023 came in higher than expectations at 6.52% (vs 5.72% in Dec 2022), led by a rise in cereal inflation
  • The next few years are likely to be favourable for fixed income investors given that interest rates

Debt Market Review - February 2023

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