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The Impact of Stock Market on Indian Economy

2023, International Journal for Research in Applied Science & Engineering Technology (IJRASET)

The Third Largest within the world of Indian Economy in terms of buying power. it's going to touch new heights in coming back years. The Global investment Bank , by once North American country and China 2035 India would third largest economy of the globe. it'll grow to hour of size of the North American country economy. This booming economy of nowadays must pass through several phases before it will bring home the bacon the current milestone of Sept. 11 gross domestic product. Movements within the stock exchange will have a profound economic impact on the economy and individual shoppers. A collapse in share costs has the potential to cause widespread economic disruption. This paper deal s with stock market play very important role growth of Indian Economy and additionally the Impact stock exchange on Indian Economy by approach of Conceptual Methodology exploitation to the Journals of Indian stock exchange. I.

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