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A.NAGABHUSHANA
(07E41E0001)
2007-2009
DECLARATION
(A.NAGABHUSHANA)
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
A Project Report On
A STUDY ON GLOBAL ECONOMICAL CRISIS IMPACT ON
INDIAN STOCK MARKETS
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NETWORTH STOCK BROKINGLIMITED, HYDERABAD
A Project Report submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement for
the award of the degree of
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BY
A.NAGABHUSHANA
(07E41E0001)
ABSTRACT
The unidirectional Bull Run in the global equity markets is at least pausing for some
time. Great attention needs to be paid to events happening worldwide because their
impact on our economy and on our markets will be material. On one hand Indias
economic growth is unlikely to be seriously affected by a slow down in other major
economies. There could be a limited impact especially in the export oriented sectors.
However, global sentiment for equity oriented investing is likely to be affected and we
cannot remain insulated from this. Hence, on balance while it is likely that our robust
economic growth and growth of individual companies will continue in the future, there
will be some impact on sentiment and we can anticipate a period of some volatility in the
future.
Though Indian markets have managed to protect themselves from a greater damage, the
Sub Prime Crisis is to be viewed as a wake up call for the Indian regulatory authorities
about the need for persuading the retail investors to increase their participation in capital
markets so that the economy can withstand the highly unpredictable FII moves. .This can
be done by creating awareness among the retail segments about the superiority of returns
generated by Indian capital markets over the past decade. "There is never a wrong time
for doing the right thing."
CONTENTS
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CHAPTER-1
1.1 Introduction
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1.4 limitations
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CHAPTER-2
2.1 Company profile
23
2.2 Infrastructure
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CHAPTER-3
3.1 Executive summary
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CHAPTER-4
4.1 Global Economy
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CHAPTER-5
IMPACT OF BUDGET ON VARIOUS SECTORS
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CHAPTER 6
6.1 Findings
106
6.2 Questionnaire
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6.4 Bibliography
113