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100	1		_aChakraborty, Indrani _eauthor _93691
245	1	0	_aExploring what drives Indian stock market during Covid-19 : _bfads or fundamentals / _cIndrani Chakraborty.
260			_aSingapore : _bSpringer Nature, _c2023.
300			_ax, 120p. ; _c22 cm.
490			_aSpringerBriefs in Economics
504			_aIncludes references.
520			_aThis book analyses the dynamics of Indian stock market with a special emphasis during the period following emergence of Covid-19. Coming from the instability in stock market following Covid-19, it delves deeper into the dynamics and unfolds the causal relationship between various economic fundamentals and the stock prices. Observing short-term herding in the stock market following Covid-19, the book's finding suggests that investors in the Indian stock market made investment choices irrationally during Covid-19 crisis periods. It also showcases how the stock market became inefficient following the emergence of pandemic and did not follow the fundamentals. Interestingly, the findings suggest no relationship between stock returns and real economic activities in India. The format of presentation makes the book well suited not only for students, academics, policy makers and investors in the stock markets, but also people engaged or interested in business and finance. The book would thus be of interest to both specialists and the laity. Analysis contained in this book will help different readership groups in different ways. Researchers from economics and finance disciplines will be able to learn about frontiers in the theoretical paradigms discussed in the book; advanced econometric techniques applied in the book will also be useful for their own research. The macroeconomic insights, and insights from behavioural economics, can expand the knowledge of corporate sector, useful in making real life decisions. Finally, it will help policy makers, like SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India), to formulate appropriate regulatory policies so as to minimize possibility of speculative bubbles as experienced during the pandemic period in the Indian stock markets. _bProvided by publisher
650		0	_2LCSH _aStock exchanges _zIndia _94361
650		0	_2LCSH _aCapital market _zIndia _94362
650		0	_a COVID-19 (Disease) _xViruses _94023
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