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Impacts of Microeconomic Indicators on Stock Market Performances

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By Yash Rathi
Student at Amity Business School, Amity University Chhattisgarh

Abstract:

The performance of stock markets is intricately linked to a country's economic fundamentals. Among these, microeconomic indicators such as inflation, interest rates, corporate earnings, consumer spending, and employment levels play a critical role. Investors, policymakers, and financial analysts closely monitor these indicators to predict market trends, assess risks, and develop strategic investment decisions. This research paper investigates how selected microeconomic indicators influence stock market behavior in India. Through a comprehensive review of secondary data sources, scholarly articles, and publicly available financial reports, the paper examines correlations and causal relationships between micro-level economic changes and stock market performance. It also includes survey data collected from over 100 retail investors and market professionals to understand public perception and behavioral response to these indicators. Statistical analysis and charts illustrate the strength of these relationships, revealing, for example, how rising interest rates often result in declining market valuations, while strong corporate earnings tend to buoy market indices. The findings highlight the importance of financial literacy and real-time data access for individual investors. Recommendations include strengthening investor education, promoting analytical tools, and enhancing market transparency.