Examining the factors influencing Stock Market in India
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.56411/anusandhan.2024.v6i2.53-57Keywords:
Education, Income, Investment, Stock MarketAbstract
This study explores the factors that take hold on prices of stock which represent
financial and real sector of our economy. These factors can be of any type like
gold price, money supply, election, monetary policy, political change, investor
sentiment, social media, unemployment, psychology, air quality, exchange
rate, financial institutional investor, commodity channel index, consumer price
index, domestic institutional investor, economic policy uncertainty, net profit
margin, debt equity ratio, gross profit ratio and Morgan Stanley capital
international in India. The study also reveals the relation between the factors
with respect to change in stock prices. Study also determined whether there is
any relation of income, education and investment with respect to stock market
in India. Which factors affect the most to stock market in India? Study has done
factor analysis of each factor with respect to Stock Market. The study reveals
that there is relation among the factors affecting stock market in India. In thi
study, ANOVA used to calculate the F value and it was founded that F value is
greater than table or critic value. Hence null hypothesis is rejected.
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