Stock Market Surge Continues: Is a Major Correction Looming? |Finance Ministry Warn Of Economic Risk

The story of the stock market on Dalal Street continues, as Nifty rises for the 6th consecutive session, reaching a new high of 26,250. Similarly, on Wall Street, the indices are also reaching new highs. The Finance Ministry has recently released its economic review for August, which highlights the risk of significant corrections in the stock market. These corrections could have a spillover effect on the global and domestic economy. What is the cause of this concern? Is it time to exercise caution? On this episode of India Tonight, Sumita Kareer from ET NOW interviews P V Subramanyam, the CEO of WWW.SUBRAMONEY.COM, to gain further insights into this matter.
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[@GianetanSekhon]

One Black swan event one can think of is Biden memory failure: when he fails to remember that there are Presidential elections scheduled in US. Rest is business as usual. 😃😃

[@manjuM-f5v]

In COVID market came down by 60 pc, where were you at that time
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[@manojsuri007]

I think he knows that but the reason why he didn't mention that is because it didn't happen because of any poor economic decision in any part of the world..or any loss in business like it happened in 2008. Without COVID also th market would have continued the way it is today.

[@hiteshsuthar9624]

Not getting bank deposit so they are observing risk of getting failure in banks