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The market reacted unfavourably post-election as BJP's predictions were missed, causing a 5.93% drop. Pre-election optimism faded due to coalition government constraints.
The market's performance under new constraints is uncertain, as the election rally overlooked high valuations and mediocre corporate performance.
Historical data suggests markets tend to discount election results and align with global trends over the long term.
In 2004, global market rebound from crises led Indian markets to rise sharply until 2007, showing global influence.
In 2009, it took over three months for market recovery post-global financial crisis, while 2014 saw continued market climb in a bull run.
Markets quickly discount election results, moving on to other developments. With elections concluded, it's business as usual for Indian markets.