When will the government end up in the quagmire of securing liquidity / securities on the stock exchange?

According to Tejarat News, the stock market is declining for the second day in a row. The total index in the middle of the market today has reached about one million 350 thousand units and all the index-making groups of the market have turned red. Yesterday, the banking group grew in response to the negotiations, but today this group is also completely negative.

Mohammad Khabarizad, a stock market expert, said about the market situation: “Market conditions have not changed in the last three weeks.” Ambiguities remain. At the forefront of these ambiguities is Barjam, the result of which will be very influential on market conditions.

He added: “The next issue is grammatical pricing.” This is obvious in the case of cars, but in many cases it is. The prices of steel, cement, petrochemicals, etc. are also controlled.

Khabarizad said: The next ambiguity is the subject of the 1401 budget bill. There is currently no good news for the stock market budget. Energy carriers are said to increase two to three times. It is good if this increase is accompanied by liberalization or increase in prices, but otherwise it will create many problems for the industry.

“The next issue is the sale of securities by the government,” he said. This has led to an increase in bank and interbank interest rates.

He stated: The low movements that we see every day in a control group are not trendy. Money flows in the market and goes from one share to another every day. The market needs a serious spark to grow.

The government is in a quagmire of liquidity

Khabarizad stated: Today’s meeting of the market regulation headquarters can create this spark. The abolition of grammatical pricing will go a long way in creating mobility. Another issue is the change of the dollar from the Nima currency to the national exchange dollar. Currently, 25 percent of the dollar price difference goes to importers. This has caused problems for export companies.

The expert clarified: the whole economic body of the government has abandoned the capital market. Until last year, friends tweeted that the financial markets were improving, and now there is no sign of trying to make it happen.

Khabarizad stated: The government has fallen into the quagmire of providing liquidity and is now selling bonds to secure salaries. Selling bonds is like grabbing thin leaves that will not save the government. If the government can generate oil revenues by reaching agreements, the situation will improve. Otherwise, the sale of securities will not stop and its effects on bank shares and interest rates will be evident.

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