Indian economy is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and is expected to touch a 5 trillion dollar mark by 2025 to become the third-largest economy in the world. India has a very young and aspiring population with rising average income and has shown an increase in its growth rates in every decade since independence.

A stock exchange represents the performance of the companies listed on the stock exchange cumulatively, thus giving the investor an idea of the financial growth of the region. Microeconomic and macroeconomic factors, the business environment, the legal structure, and tax policies applicable to each economy affect stock market movements.

Sensex was started in 1979, from that day until now it is at around 40000 levels similarly Nifty was established in 1996 and is at 11000 levels, so if someone had invested in nifty or Sensex at an initial level s/he would have generated fantastic returns by now. However, out of a population of 1.3 billion, there are around two crores investors in the equity market. 

The good news is the no. of Demat accounts has crossed four crores that is an essential part of investing. The number of active Demat accounts opened CDSL has reached 2.5 crores. From 2015, Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) alone has added 1.5 crore Demat accounts.

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) have been taking necessary steps to protect the investors’ interest and have brought measures to promote financial literacy. Regulatory bodies like SEBI, governments, and RBI has taken many measures to cater to demand and transparency in the market.

Investors globally and at the domestic level also are looking forward to investing in the Indian market. The market always looks at the future. In the long term, economic fundamentals propel the market in the long-term. Thus the Indian stock market is about to perform well in near future.

Indian economy is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and is expected to touch a 5 trillion dollar mark by 2025 to become the third-largest economy in the world. India has a very young and aspiring population with rising average income and has shown an increase in its growth rates in every decade since independence.

A stock exchange represents the performance of the companies listed on the stock exchange cumulatively, thus giving the investor an idea of the financial growth of the region. Microeconomic and macroeconomic factors, the business environment, the legal structure, and tax policies applicable to each economy affect stock market movements.

Sensex was started in 1979, from that day until now it is at around 40000 levels similarly Nifty was established in 1996 and is at 11000 levels, so if someone had invested in nifty or Sensex at an initial level s/he would have generated fantastic returns by now. However, out of a population of 1.3 billion, there are around two crores investors in the equity market. 

The good news is the no. of Demat accounts has crossed four crores that is an essential part of investing. The number of active Demat accounts opened CDSL has reached 2.5 crores. From 2015, Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) alone has added 1.5 crore Demat accounts.

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) have been taking necessary steps to protect the investors’ interest and have brought measures to promote financial literacy. Regulatory bodies like SEBI, governments, and RBI has taken many measures to cater to demand and transparency in the market.

Investors globally and at the domestic level also are looking forward to investing in the Indian market. The market always looks at the future. In the long term, economic fundamentals propel the market in the long-term. Thus the Indian stock market is about to perform well in near future.

Indian economy is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and is expected to touch a 5 trillion dollar mark by 2025 to become the third-largest economy in the world. India has a very young and aspiring population with rising average income and has shown an increase in its growth rates in every decade since independence.

A stock exchange represents the performance of the companies listed on the stock exchange cumulatively, thus giving the investor an idea of the financial growth of the region. Microeconomic and macroeconomic factors, the business environment, the legal structure, and tax policies applicable to each economy affect stock market movements.

Sensex was started in 1979, from that day until now it is at around 40000 levels similarly Nifty was established in 1996 and is at 11000 levels, so if someone had invested in nifty or Sensex at an initial level s/he would have generated fantastic returns by now. However, out of a population of 1.3 billion, there are around two crores investors in the equity market. 

The good news is the no. of Demat accounts has crossed four crores that is an essential part of investing. The number of active Demat accounts opened CDSL has reached 2.5 crores. From 2015, Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) alone has added 1.5 crore Demat accounts.

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) have been taking necessary steps to protect the investors’ interest and have brought measures to promote financial literacy. Regulatory bodies like SEBI, governments, and RBI has taken many measures to cater to demand and transparency in the market.

Investors globally and at the domestic level also are looking forward to investing in the Indian market. The market always looks at the future. In the long term, economic fundamentals propel the market in the long-term. Thus the Indian stock market is about to perform well in near future.

Indian economy is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and is expected to touch a 5 trillion dollar mark by 2025 to become the third-largest economy in the world. India has a very young and aspiring population with rising average income and has shown an increase in its growth rates in every decade since independence.

A stock exchange represents the performance of the companies listed on the stock exchange cumulatively, thus giving the investor an idea of the financial growth of the region. Microeconomic and macroeconomic factors, the business environment, the legal structure, and tax policies applicable to each economy affect stock market movements.

Sensex was started in 1979, from that day until now it is at around 40000 levels similarly Nifty was established in 1996 and is at 11000 levels, so if someone had invested in nifty or Sensex at an initial level s/he would have generated fantastic returns by now. However, out of a population of 1.3 billion, there are around two crores investors in the equity market. 

The good news is the no. of Demat accounts has crossed four crores that is an essential part of investing. The number of active Demat accounts opened CDSL has reached 2.5 crores. From 2015, Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) alone has added 1.5 crore Demat accounts.

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) have been taking necessary steps to protect the investors’ interest and have brought measures to promote financial literacy. Regulatory bodies like SEBI, governments, and RBI has taken many measures to cater to demand and transparency in the market.

Investors globally and at the domestic level also are looking forward to investing in the Indian market. The market always looks at the future. In the long term, economic fundamentals propel the market in the long-term. Thus the Indian stock market is about to perform well in near future.

Indian economy is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and is expected to touch a 5 trillion dollar mark by 2025 to become the third-largest economy in the world. India has a very young and aspiring population with rising average income and has shown an increase in its growth rates in every decade since independence.

A stock exchange represents the performance of the companies listed on the stock exchange cumulatively, thus giving the investor an idea of the financial growth of the region. Microeconomic and macroeconomic factors, the business environment, the legal structure, and tax policies applicable to each economy affect stock market movements.

Sensex was started in 1979, from that day until now it is at around 40000 levels similarly Nifty was established in 1996 and is at 11000 levels, so if someone had invested in nifty or Sensex at an initial level s/he would have generated fantastic returns by now. However, out of a population of 1.3 billion, there are around two crores investors in the equity market. 

The good news is the no. of Demat accounts has crossed four crores that is an essential part of investing. The number of active Demat accounts opened CDSL has reached 2.5 crores. From 2015, Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) alone has added 1.5 crore Demat accounts.

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) have been taking necessary steps to protect the investors’ interest and have brought measures to promote financial literacy. Regulatory bodies like SEBI, governments, and RBI has taken many measures to cater to demand and transparency in the market.

Investors globally and at the domestic level also are looking forward to investing in the Indian market. The market always looks at the future. In the long term, economic fundamentals propel the market in the long-term. Thus the Indian stock market is about to perform well in near future.

Indian economy is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and is expected to touch a 5 trillion dollar mark by 2025 to become the third-largest economy in the world. India has a very young and aspiring population with rising average income and has shown an increase in its growth rates in every decade since independence.

A stock exchange represents the performance of the companies listed on the stock exchange cumulatively, thus giving the investor an idea of the financial growth of the region. Microeconomic and macroeconomic factors, the business environment, the legal structure, and tax policies applicable to each economy affect stock market movements.

Sensex was started in 1979, from that day until now it is at around 40000 levels similarly Nifty was established in 1996 and is at 11000 levels, so if someone had invested in nifty or Sensex at an initial level s/he would have generated fantastic returns by now. However, out of a population of 1.3 billion, there are around two crores investors in the equity market. 

The good news is the no. of Demat accounts has crossed four crores that is an essential part of investing. The number of active Demat accounts opened CDSL has reached 2.5 crores. From 2015, Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) alone has added 1.5 crore Demat accounts.

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) have been taking necessary steps to protect the investors’ interest and have brought measures to promote financial literacy. Regulatory bodies like SEBI, governments, and RBI has taken many measures to cater to demand and transparency in the market.

Investors globally and at the domestic level also are looking forward to investing in the Indian market. The market always looks at the future. In the long term, economic fundamentals propel the market in the long-term. Thus the Indian stock market is about to perform well in near future.

Indian economy is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and is expected to touch a 5 trillion dollar mark by 2025 to become the third-largest economy in the world. India has a very young and aspiring population with rising average income and has shown an increase in its growth rates in every decade since independence.

A stock exchange represents the performance of the companies listed on the stock exchange cumulatively, thus giving the investor an idea of the financial growth of the region. Microeconomic and macroeconomic factors, the business environment, the legal structure, and tax policies applicable to each economy affect stock market movements.

Sensex was started in 1979, from that day until now it is at around 40000 levels similarly Nifty was established in 1996 and is at 11000 levels, so if someone had invested in nifty or Sensex at an initial level s/he would have generated fantastic returns by now. However, out of a population of 1.3 billion, there are around two crores investors in the equity market. 

The good news is the no. of Demat accounts has crossed four crores that is an essential part of investing. The number of active Demat accounts opened CDSL has reached 2.5 crores. From 2015, Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) alone has added 1.5 crore Demat accounts.

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) have been taking necessary steps to protect the investors’ interest and have brought measures to promote financial literacy. Regulatory bodies like SEBI, governments, and RBI has taken many measures to cater to demand and transparency in the market.

Investors globally and at the domestic level also are looking forward to investing in the Indian market. The market always looks at the future. In the long term, economic fundamentals propel the market in the long-term. Thus the Indian stock market is about to perform well in near future.

Indian economy is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and is expected to touch a 5 trillion dollar mark by 2025 to become the third-largest economy in the world. India has a very young and aspiring population with rising average income and has shown an increase in its growth rates in every decade since independence.

A stock exchange represents the performance of the companies listed on the stock exchange cumulatively, thus giving the investor an idea of the financial growth of the region. Microeconomic and macroeconomic factors, the business environment, the legal structure, and tax policies applicable to each economy affect stock market movements.

Sensex was started in 1979, from that day until now it is at around 40000 levels similarly Nifty was established in 1996 and is at 11000 levels, so if someone had invested in nifty or Sensex at an initial level s/he would have generated fantastic returns by now. However, out of a population of 1.3 billion, there are around two crores investors in the equity market. 

The good news is the no. of Demat accounts has crossed four crores that is an essential part of investing. The number of active Demat accounts opened CDSL has reached 2.5 crores. From 2015, Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) alone has added 1.5 crore Demat accounts.

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) have been taking necessary steps to protect the investors’ interest and have brought measures to promote financial literacy. Regulatory bodies like SEBI, governments, and RBI has taken many measures to cater to demand and transparency in the market.

Investors globally and at the domestic level also are looking forward to investing in the Indian market. The market always looks at the future. In the long term, economic fundamentals propel the market in the long-term. Thus the Indian stock market is about to perform well in near future.

Indian economy is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and is expected to touch a 5 trillion dollar mark by 2025 to become the third-largest economy in the world. India has a very young and aspiring population with rising average income and has shown an increase in its growth rates in every decade since independence.

A stock exchange represents the performance of the companies listed on the stock exchange cumulatively, thus giving the investor an idea of the financial growth of the region. Microeconomic and macroeconomic factors, the business environment, the legal structure, and tax policies applicable to each economy affect stock market movements.

Sensex was started in 1979, from that day until now it is at around 40000 levels similarly Nifty was established in 1996 and is at 11000 levels, so if someone had invested in nifty or Sensex at an initial level s/he would have generated fantastic returns by now. However, out of a population of 1.3 billion, there are around two crores investors in the equity market. 

The good news is the no. of Demat accounts has crossed four crores that is an essential part of investing. The number of active Demat accounts opened CDSL has reached 2.5 crores. From 2015, Central Depository Services Ltd (CDSL) alone has added 1.5 crore Demat accounts.

Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) have been taking necessary steps to protect the investors’ interest and have brought measures to promote financial literacy. Regulatory bodies like SEBI, governments, and RBI has taken many measures to cater to demand and transparency in the market.

Investors globally and at the domestic level also are looking forward to investing in the Indian market. The market always looks at the future. In the long term, economic fundamentals propel the market in the long-term. Thus the Indian stock market is about to perform well in near future.