COVID-19 AND ITS IMPACT ON INVESTMENT

Abstract

During the post demonetization and GST, the Indian economy was battling persistently to
recuperate from the monetary emergency. In the monetary year 2019–2020, the GDP rate
tumbled from 7% to 5.4% which is around 18.20%. The BSE Sensex list was 42273 as of
January twentieth 2020 yet on April 8, 2020, it was 29894. During the Financial year 2019–
2020, a decrease of 26% in the mid-cap list was noticed, and yet, the touchy list diminished by
22%. These things influence the offer market and monetary solidness of individuals. The
financial exchange throughout the most recent one-year became unstable and smashed. To deal
with the downwards economy, the Government stepped up and declared profound tax breaks for
organizations in the period of August 2019. However, in the start of the year 2020, there was
another languid stage that determinedly influenced the economy. This time, it was an infection,
named COVID-19(coronavirus), which made a pandemic and spread everywhere. Cross country
lockdown was reported to battle with COVID-19 as there was no antibody presented. Beginning
from horticulture to material, clothing, auto, flight, lodgings and eateries, poultry, synthetics,
customer durables, amusement, sports, FMCG (quick buyer products), drug, internet business,
IT, and also corporate areas were unfavorably influenced because of this pandemic and
lockdown rules. Consequently, this paper centers around the effect of the crown on the
impression of Indian financial backers towards interest in value reserves