The stock market has cut off the brakes / is the stock market crash close? – Tejarat News
According to Tejarat News, the total stock market index continued the downward trend of the previous days and intensified the concern about the possible fall of the stock market.
Tehran Stock Exchange ended its work today, Monday, 28 September 1401, with a drop of over four thousand points. This drop stabilized the total index in the range of one million and 373 thousand units. The process taken by the stock market has made the shareholders witness the record breaking total index in 1401 every day. The equal weight index also returned to the channel of 400,000 units with a drop of 1,683 units. Having said that, the equal weight index once again feels the danger of falling to the 300,000 range.
Is the stock market crash imminent?
The state of the stock market is not good, the value of transactions in the past days and weeks indicates the existence of a serious and deep crisis in the capital market. A crisis that has made shareholders worried about the possibility of the stock market falling in the short term. Of course, experts believe that this situation cannot continue, but in general, there is a question whether the government intends to make a change in its policies or not.
Of course, many risks have led to the current state of the stock market, but in general, the vast majority of stock market experts believe that the government is the main culprit of the current state of the stock market. A situation that has been affected by the strange economic policies of the government and has been criticized by economists.
Having said that, many analysts believe that if the 13th government does not intend to change the policy and executive method, the possibility of the situation becoming dangerous for the people of Bursa will not be small. But the same group of experts believe that the 13th government will eventually have to take steps to revive the JCPOA. If this happens, naturally, one should wait for deep changes in the country’s economic policy, which naturally includes the capital market.