Emerging trends in Indian capital market

The stock markets have been in the focus lately with record rise in the benchmark indices of the Bombay and National Stock Exchanges(BSE/NSE).
However, in the last two months volatility in the market has stunned the investors as the BSE benchmark index slipped from a high of 12,600 level to 9,000 level.
The bond or debt market is suddenly looking much more lucrative as an investment option with yields for 10 year bond going above 8 per cent as compared to 5 per cent three years ago. Debt market as an asset allocation will come back, it was observed by the experts from the capital market and Indian Business Journalist Association(IBJA) during a discussion at the Press club here.
Mutual Funds have come of age and for the first time in history they were buyers when markets were falling. Also this time investors were not panicking when market was experiencing high level volatility.
Majority agreed that SEBI and Stock Exchanges have placed Indian capital markets among the best in the world, there has been no payment crisis when the market has crashed. Moreover, India is now among top five exchanges in terms of derivatives trading.
However, the Foreign Institutional Investors(FIIs) have been in the drivers seat in the market and the government should ensure that domestic financial institutions and retail investors have enough liquidity to take on the FIIs, an expert felt.

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