There can be no mention of the share market of India without mention of BSE and NSE of India. These are the two principal bourses that are riding herd. While BSE is the oldest bourse not only in India but the whole of Asia, NSE of India happens to be the largest stock exchange in the country in terms of trading and turnover. Both the bourses hold few of the top positions at the international level. Hence, the share market of India has been attracting foreign investors for quite some time and the count is increasing by the day. It is due to the inflow of immense foreign funds that both the indices of the BSE and NSE of India jumped up fast beyond the expectation levels, soon crossing the highest marks achieved during pre recession.
Since the last two to three months, the share market of India is not exhibiting fast growth as was witnessed earlier; this is because of the exposure of scams at the domestic level such as housing loan bribery, 2G spectrum scam, etc. in addition to weak global cues, raids conducted by CBI on top PSU banks, inflation, and the list goes on.
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