This research provides a sector-specific analysis of companies listed under the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), focusing on how various macroeconomic factors—particularly GDP, inflation, and share price recovery before and after the COVID-19 pandemic—have influenced sectoral performance and market capitalization. The study aims to investigate the economic contribution of different sectors to India’s GDP and assess how effectively these sectors have adapted to inflationary pressures and market disruptions.
By examining empirical data, the study seeks to identify key trends, sector-specific challenges, and opportunities for improving market efficiency and resilience. It also analyses the correlation between macroeconomic variables and sectoral growth within the BSE, offering actionable insights for policymakers, investors, and corporate strategists. In doing so, it highlights how companies maintain profitability and cost-efficiency despite volatile conditions, while also contributing to national economic development.
Ultimately, the objective is to deepen the understanding of how sector-specific dynamics within the BSE ecosystem interact with broader economic indicators, thereby supporting more informed investment and policy decisions.
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- Radhika P. Y. (Author), Ch. Vaishnavi (Author), Amalya Sunny (Author), Kavya Haridas (Author), Pheaba Pheona (Author), A. Pashipathinath (Author), M. Veera Swamy (Author), M. Arul Jothi (Author), 2024, Sectoral Analysis of BSE-Listed Companies. Macroeconomic Impacts and Economic Contribution in Pre- and Post-COVID India, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.hausarbeiten.de/document/1577598
