u/Ghost-96x

There was a time when election results sent Indian markets into a frenzy. The Sensex hit upper circuits, trading had to be halted, and Dalal Street openly celebrated the return of economic stability and reform-oriented leadership. Markets don't reward political slogans. They reward growth, earnings, liquidity, reforms, and investor confidence. That's why every government eventually faces the same test: not what it promises, but what the markets and the economy deliver. The contrast between market euphoria and market disappointment often tells a story that political narratives cannot. Do you think markets are the best report card for a government's economic performance?