Share Market After Budget: This question comes in the mind of every investor or trader that how will the stock market perform after the budget. Therefore, we have brought for you a complete analysis of the stock market movements after the last 15 budgets. SBI Securities report said that a week after the presentation of the budget, the Sensex has given positive returns 11 out of 15 times.

During this period, investors have got a positive return of 2.10 percent. During this period, Sensex has closed in loss only four times and the average loss during this period has been 2.05 percent.

Positive returns 9 times out of 15

In the three-month period after the presentation of the budget, the Sensex has given positive returns nine out of 15 times and the average profit during this period has been 6.77 percent. At the same time, Sensex has given negative returns six times and the average loss has been 5.28 percent. Similar trade has been seen in Nifty also. A week after the presentation of the budget, Nifty has given positive returns 12 out of 15 times. During this period, the average profit has been 2.04 percent and has given negative returns thrice, in which the average loss has been 2.65 percent.

In the three-month period after the presentation of the budget, Nifty has given positive returns nine times out of 15, with an average return of 7.40 per cent and six times the NSE main index has given negative returns, with an average loss of 5.46 per cent.

Investors rich from Nifty Midcap

A week after the presentation of the budget, the Nifty Midcap index fell 11 times out of 15 and nifty smallcap index Has given positive returns. Their average returns during this period have been 3.1 and 3.3 percent respectively. Only four times have these two indices given negative returns and the average loss has been 2.7 per cent and 3 per cent.

In the three-month period after the presentation of the Budget, the Nifty Midcap Index has given positive returns 10 times out of 15 and the average return has been 8.67 per cent, while it has given negative returns five times and the average loss during this period has been 7.77 per cent.

On the other hand, the Smallcap index has given positive returns 7 times out of 15 and its average return has been 14.54 per cent, while it has given negative returns eight times and the average loss has been 8.77 per cent.