Which stock exchange industries are growing after Borjam?

According to Tejarat News, two weeks have passed since the fall of the stock market, and the index has lost its previous level of resistance, and many speculations have been formed to identify the main cause of the capital market.

Early public offerings are one of the most important reasons for the decline of the capital market. .

Of course, in addition to the internal factors of the stock market, OTC manipulations have also been an important factor in the stock market fall these days. From the uncertainty of the government’s anti-inflationary policies to the failure to determine the status of Barjam and the negotiations

Experts such as Ali Sadeghin believe that the capital market these days is faced with fear and uncertainty of macroeconomic variables, and this issue has made it difficult to analyze the fundamental situation of the stock market.

According to this capital market expert, the uncertainty of the debt market and bank interest rates is one of the important factors in the fall and fall of the stock market.

Which groups are growing with the revival of Barjam?

The stock market expert says: with the assumption of the formation of the revival of Borjam in the country, inflation expectations will decrease and the dollar exchange rate will be formed. As a result, import-oriented industries that have been greatly affected by the sanctions will grow at this point.

He added: “Automotive groups, parts companies, banks and financial intermediation institutions are among the industries that are growing after the revival of Borjam.” But if the outcome and negotiations do not reach a conclusion, commodity-based industries, petrochemicals and mineral minerals will have an upward trend.

Grammatical pricing or economic open space?

Since the new government took office, there has been a lot of uncertainty in some industries in the country. For example, as the idea of ​​building one million homes grew in four years, various speculations emerged that the government was going to buy materials from companies cheaper than the market price, and this led to fear and uncertainty in the capital market.

Of course, from the very beginning, the ministers of economy and industry, mining and trade had announced their opposition to mandatory pricing, but the task of the cement industry and other important industries in the country has not been determined yet.

Although cement, steel and some other industries are to be traded on the commodity exchange and whispers of this decision can be heard, but the intensity of supply in the stock market has not decreased yet and we are witnessing the decline of the index and large groups in the capital market.

Ali Sadeghin says in this regard: At present, we are laying the foundation for government policies of unregulated and transparent pricing. Because the market prices are to be determined through the commodity exchange, and this issue has an important effect on the transparency of the stock market and its non-regulation.

But it remains to be seen whether the government will cope with abandoning the country’s major industries such as automobiles and steel, or whether it will continue to be involved in determining and pricing these products.