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Nifty Market Structure & Trade Plan: 8th August📊 Nifty 50 – Market Structure Analysis ⏱️ 4H Timeframe Market Structure: Price printed a strong bullish engulfing candle from the higher demand zone (around 24,370). Current Status: Still in a lower high - lower low structure, but this strong reversal suggests a potential short-term pullback. Supply Zones: 24,780–24,900 24,950–25,250 ⏱️ 1H Timeframe Market Structure: Clean BOS (Break of Structure) on the upside. Price has taken out recent highs. Current Trend: Short-term bullish within a broader downtrend. Approaching supply zone. Liquidity: Just tapped into old liquidity pockets, creating a reaction-worthy setup. ⏱️ 15-Min Timeframe Market Structure: Sharp vertical rally from demand without much consolidation. Now entering minor supply around 24,650–24,700. FVG/OB: Small fair value gaps left below; likely to be filled if price weakens. 📌 Trade Plan for 8th August (Nifty 50) 🎯 Bias: Neutral to Mildly Bullish (as long as 24,430 is protected) Reversal observed, but continuation depends on how price reacts to the 24,700–24,800 supply zone. 🔻 Short Setup (High Probability if rejection seen at supply) Entry Zone: 24,720–24,780 Stop Loss: Above 24,820 Targets: T1: 24,580 T2: 24,480 T3: 24,370 (if full rejection) 🔼 Long Setup (Only on Retest + Bullish Candle) Entry Zone: 24,500–24,530 (retest of breakout zone) Stop Loss: Below 24,440 Targets: T1: 24,700 T2: 24,780 ⚠️ Avoid fresh longs if price opens near or inside supply zones without a proper dip. 🚫 No Trade Zones – Nifty 50 (8th August) These are the zones where: There is low RR (Risk-Reward) Price is likely to consolidate or chop Better to wait for confirmation or breakout ⛔ Zone 1: 24,600 – 24,680 Price has rallied straight into this zone from demand. Minor supply sits just above, while momentum from the rally may exhaust. Wait for either: rejection to short , a clean breakout and retest to go long. ⛔ Zone 2: 24,480 – 24,530 This is the midpoint of today’s rally — price could consolidate here. No clear long or short signal unless strong reaction occurs. Action: Stay flat in these zones unless there’s a clear BOS, rejection wick, or liquidity sweep with reversal.
NSE:NIFTYShort
by BhardwajVipin
Part12 Trading MasterclassIntroduction to Options Trading Options trading is one of the most powerful tools in financial markets. Unlike traditional stock trading, where you buy and sell shares directly, options give you the right but not the obligation to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price before a specific date. This flexibility allows traders to hedge risks, generate income, and speculate on price movements with limited capital. In recent years, options trading has seen a surge in popularity, especially among retail investors. With the growth of online trading platforms and educational resources, more traders are exploring this complex yet rewarding field. What Is an Option? An option is a financial derivative contract. It derives its value from an underlying asset—commonly a stock, index, ETF, or commodity. There are two types of options: Call Option: Gives the holder the right to buy the asset at a fixed price (strike price) before or on the expiry date. Put Option: Gives the holder the right to sell the asset at a fixed price before or on the expiry date. Key Terms to Know: Strike Price: The price at which the option can be exercised. Premium: The price paid to purchase the option. Expiration Date: The last date on which the option can be exercised. Underlying Asset: The financial instrument (like a stock) the option is based on. In the Money (ITM): When exercising the option would be profitable. Out of the Money (OTM): When exercising the option would not be profitable. At the Money (ATM): When the strike price is equal to the market price.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by SkyTradingZone
2
Nifty 50 Analysis – Key Support Zone HoldsThe Nifty 50 Index is currently testing a critical support zone near the 24,450–24,500 level, which has historically acted as a strong base for multiple reversals. As visible on the chart, price action has formed a series of lower highs and lower lows, but recent candles show buyer defense around this support, hinting at a potential bottom formation. Structure Breakdown Over the past few sessions, Nifty has been in a short-term downtrend, trading consistently below the 200 EMA, which confirms the bearish pressure. However, price is now at a make-or-break support level, which has been respected multiple times over the past two months. A potential W-shaped bottom pattern (double bottom or inverse head & shoulders-like) seems to be forming, which could signal a bullish reversal if the neckline (near 24,850–24,900) breaks convincingly. Bullish Possibility If the support holds and price breaks above 24,900, we may see a trend reversal or at least a relief rally. The possible upside targets include: First Target: 25,100 Second Target: 25,350 Swing Target: 25,600+ The move may be sharp if shorts start covering and fresh buying enters on confirmation. A successful reclaim of the 200 EMA will strengthen the bullish structure. Bearish Breakdown Possibility On the flip side, if price fails to hold above 24,450 and we get a candle close below this zone, the bullish reversal setup will get invalidated. This could open room for: Downside Target 1: 24,200 Downside Target 2: 23,950 Extended Target: 23,700 zone (last swing low) In this scenario, bears regain full control, and the overall downtrend from July could continue deeper. Risk Factors for Both Sides News Event Risk: Any macroeconomic event (like inflation data, RBI policy changes, or geopolitical developments) could trigger volatility and invalidate patterns. False Breakouts: Watch for fake moves above resistance or below support. Always wait for confirmation candle close. Gap Open Risk: Overnight global market moves can trigger gap-ups/downs, skipping stop-losses. Trader Suggestions - Wait for confirmation before entering long above 24,900 or short below 24,450. - Use tight stop losses as volatility near key levels can result in whipsaws. - Avoid heavy positions in this uncertain phase unless breakout or breakdown confirms. - Keep watching for volume and price momentum for signs of real conviction. - Option traders may explore straddle/strangle near this tight range, if expecting a sharp move. Final Word Nifty is at a crucial turning point. The support zone has worked like a wall so far—but whether it leads to a reversal rally or a breakdown will depend on how price reacts in the next 1–2 sessions. Trade with a clear plan, and adapt quickly based on market behavior.
NSE:NIFTY
by TradZoo
NIFTY Analysis 7 AUGUST, 2025 ,Morning update at 9 amSELL TRADE SETUPS Trade 1: Breakdown Below 24449 Trigger: Price breaks and sustains below 24500. Entry: Short below 24490 (after 5-min candle close). Target 1: 24475 Target 2: 24411 Stop Loss: Above 24520 Trade 2: Breakdown Below 24475 Trigger: Price sustains below 24475. Entry: Short below 24470 Target 1: 24411 Target 2: 24320 Stop Loss: Above 24490 BUY/LONG TRADE SETUPS 🔺Trade 3: Breakout Above 24600 with BB Pattern Trigger: BB Pattern confirmed on 5-min chart around 24600 Entry: Buy above 24610 Target 1: 24672 Target 2: 24745 Stop Loss: Below 24585 Trade 4: Breakout Above 24746 Trigger: Strong bullish momentum above 24746 Entry: Buy above 24750 Target: 24863 Stop Loss: Below 24720
NSE:NIFTYShort
by susheelddk
1
Nifty expiry trades and Targets for - 7/8/25Hello Everyone. The market was in a very tight range the today. Let the resistance or support range break with 15-minute candle before going for any trade book profits every 50 points as we are getting very few trending moves. If the market opens flat then we can see continuation of trend. If it opens gap up then we need to see the resistance level to break before looking for CE trades. If it opens gap down then look for PE trades after support zone is broken. Its expiry so trade if levels are broke an there are clear signals of any trade. If we try to trade in between zones then our SL will be hit and capital will be wiped out. Preserve your capital on expiry is the most important thing to do.
NSE:NIFTY
by GOPISRI
#NIFTY Intraday Support and Resistance Levels - 07/08/2025Nifty is expected to open flat near the 24,550–24,570 range, showing signs of consolidation after recent volatile moves. This zone is likely to act as a key intraday support level, and price action here will be crucial in determining further direction. If Nifty manages to hold above the 24,550–24,600 level and shows reversal signs, a bounce back can be anticipated. In such a case, the index may move upward toward 24,650, 24,700, and eventually 24,750+. This upside move would indicate strength returning at lower support levels. However, if Nifty fails to sustain above 24,550 and breaks below the 24,500 level, it could trigger a downward move. A short-side opportunity may emerge below 24,500, with potential targets at 24,350, 24,300, and 24,250-. On the other hand, any bounce near 24,550–24,600 could provide a reversal long setup targeting 24,650, 24,700, and 24,750+.
NSE:NIFTY
by TradZoo
Idea on nifty for 7/8/25Nifty open with 60 points gap down as per SGX NIFTY around at 24520 where nifty has consist support level for nifty. Nifty has been consolidated between 24800 to 24500 levels which is suggested investors are awaited for decisively breakout either side in the nifty. Trump had imposed another 25% hike on indian imports which is majorly impacted on specific sectors like AUTO, PHARMA, TEXTILES, IT Etc. The RBI Governor Malhotra said that tariffs impact is much lower on Indian economy because domestic factor's are more contributed than exports in the economy. Rbi paused rate cut which is not impacted on Indices because the decision has been already priced in by the market participants. Stock of the day : Coforge is trading around its 200 day EMA after falling from its peaks. So I am expecting short recovery at current levels. Buy around 1630 stop loss : 1600 tgt : 1706 Support levels : 24503,24450 Resistance levels : 24707,24640 Disclimer : I AM NOT A SEBI RESEARCH ANALYST OR FINANCIAL ADVISOR, these recommendations are only for education purpose, not for trading and investment purpose please take an advise from your financial advisor before investing on my recommendations. ‌🙏 : If you liked my content please suggest to your friends follow my trading channel. Your likes and comments provide boosting to me to update more financial information. Thanking you for supporting me
NSE:NIFTY
by viswanath_ktc
1
Nifty at important level - August 7Trump imposed an additional 25% tariffs on Indian goods, bringing the total to 50%. Will it affect market movement today? Nifty is sustaining above the 24500 zone so far. Will it break it? According to the daily chart, where is the support? The support is in zone 24460 - 24480. If this level is also breached, we can expect the price to find support in the zone of 24360 -24380. Now we will see how to trade using these levels. If the price opens in the zone 24460 and shows bullish strength, then it can move towards 24600. If there is no trend strength, then we can expect range volatile movement in the area 24360 to 24500. Please remember the price is in a bearish trend, and bears will try to make the price fall during every pullback towards 24600.
NSE:NIFTY
by vanathi
5
Expecting a nice move on Nifty weekly expiry 07/08/2025.Nifty for the last three days is forming an inside candle, chances of it moving either side is high. If the market starts trading below 24510, it may test the pervious support around 24230 and another levels below it. On the higher side, trade can only be initiated only once 24650 levels are taken out. In case of a gap down wait for the retest of the support zone that will act as the resistance now. Enter trade only once the setup triggers. Major resistance levels :- 24660, 24733 Support levels :- 24500 (psycological level), 24228 Hourly Moving averages are above the closing price while the Daily 100 EMA is around the closing leves, which can act as the support else it can come to test the 200 EMA (24200). Wait for the price action near the levels before entering the market.
NSE:NIFTY
by TheMamboMomentum
Nifty Trading Strategy for 07th August 2025📊 NIFTY INTRADAY STRATEGY (INDEX FUTURES / OPTIONS) Timeframe Focus: 15-Minute (M15) Candle 📈 BUY STRATEGY (Long Position) 1️⃣ Condition to Enter Buy: Wait for a 15-minute candle to close above 24,735. After the candle closes, check if the next candle breaks above its high. Enter Buy above the high of that confirmed breakout candle. 2️⃣ Profit Targets: 🎯 Target 1: 24,770 – First profit booking / partial exit 🎯 Target 2: 24,800 – Second profit booking / trail stop loss 🎯 Target 3: 24,830 – Final target for the bullish move 3️⃣ Stop Loss (Risk Control): Place SL below the low of the 15-minute breakout candle. Shift SL to cost price once Target 1 is achieved. 📉 SELL STRATEGY (Short Position) 1️⃣ Condition to Enter Sell: Wait for a 15-minute candle to close below 24,535. After the candle closes, check if the next candle breaks below its low. Enter Sell below the low of that confirmed breakdown candle. 2️⃣ Profit Targets: 🎯 Target 1: 24,501 – First profit booking / partial exit 🎯 Target 2: 24,467 – Second profit booking / trail stop loss 🎯 Target 3: 24,437 – Final target for the bearish move 3️⃣ Stop Loss (Risk Control): Place SL above the high of the 15-minute breakdown candle. Move SL to cost price after Target 1 is achieved. 📌 Risk Management & Tips: Never risk more than 1–2% of your total capital per trade. Follow the confirmation candle close rule to avoid false breakouts. Always trail your stop loss to protect profits. Avoid trading during major news events or opening volatility. ⚠️ Disclaimer: I am not a SEBI-registered analyst. This is purely for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered as financial advice. Stock market trading and investing involve high risk. Please do your own research or consult with a SEBI-registered financial advisor before taking any trades.
NSE:NIFTY
by ramkkyy
Nifty 50 – Future Trend Forecast with Key Zones (Aug–Nov 2025)This chart presents a forward-looking analysis of the Nifty 50 Index, highlighting expected movements and significant levels over the coming months. • Current Market Position:
The Nifty 50 is trading at 24,574.20. Recent price action shows a pullback after touching the supply zone near 25,700 in late June 2025. • Key Levels: • Supply Zone: Marked between 25,700 and 26,000, where selling pressure is anticipated if price rallies. • Support/Demand Zone: Strong support identified between 24,000 and 24,200. This zone has historically attracted buying interest, helping limit downside. • Recent Correction:
The index corrected by roughly 1,530 points (or −5.95%) from its supply zone high, bottoming out around 24,197 by August . • Future Outlook:
The yellow candles in the projection area represent a possible bullish recovery, returning toward the supply zone in subsequent weeks and months. If the index sustains above the demand/support zone, it is likely to test higher resistance zones, but may face selling upon re-approach. • Trading Insight:
Watch for reversal signals near major support. A move above 25,000 could trigger further upside, while sustained trading below the green demand zone may invite deeper corrections. Summary: This analysis maps out high-probability reversal points and trend expectations, aiming to support traders’ strategic decision-making in the upcoming period. Always consider dynamic market conditions and use risk management protocols.
NSE:NIFTY
by TradeTravel_Explore
Nifty heading to 24000! Today, NSE:NIFTY formed a supply candle, and sellers were clearly stronger — their volume was 39 million higher than buyers. That’s a strong signal of continued weakness. Also, Nifty’s Pivot level has been falling for the last 3 days, and today it dropped further to 24,595. This is not a good sign — it shows consistent downward pressure. So, if the market opens below this Pivot tomorrow, don’t treat it like a discount buying opportunity. And don’t chase any bounce — that could be a trap. Nifty’s support is at 24,550 — if this breaks, we could see a further drop toward 24,200 or even 24,000. This could be a good opportunity to look for short trades instead. Pivot Percentile is also tight at 0.08%, meaning we may get a clear and sharp move — so stay alert. NSE:BANKNIFTY tried to give a bounce today, but overall weakness in the market pulled it down. Now its next strong support is at 54,920. #Sector View: Only the NSE:NIFTY_IND_DEFENCE sector looks somewhat defensive — everything else is looking weak. Even the Earning Pivot setups aren't working well in current conditions. To be clear, right now is not the best time to trade aggressively in equity. Instead, use this time to learn and sharpen your trading career. That way, when a strong trend starts in the coming 2–3 weeks, you’ll be ready to take early positions in high-probability setups. That’s all for today. Take care and have a profitable tomorrow.
NSE:NIFTYShort
by Trendxinc
1
NIFTY- Intraday Levels - 7th August 2025If NIFTY sustain above 24570 above this bullish then 24613/38 above this more bullish then 24728 to 24763 strong level then wait If NIFTY sustain below 24545 below this bearish then 24496 then 24471 strong support below this more bearish then 24426 to 24392 below this wait My analysis is for your study and analysis only, also consider my analysis could be wrong and to safeguard the trade risk management is must. Porbebely buy on dip . Consider some buffer points in above levels. Please do your due diligence before trading or investment. **Disclaimer -  I am not a SEBI registered analyst or advisor. I does not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any information, conversation, or content. Stock trading is inherently risky and the users agree to assume complete and full responsibility for the outcomes of all trading decisions that they make, including but not limited to loss of capital. None of these communications should be construed as an offer to buy or sell securities, nor advice to do so. The users understands and acknowledges that there is a very high risk involved in trading securities. By using this information, the user agrees that use of this information is entirely at their own risk. Thank you.
NSE:NIFTY
by PrashantTaralkar
7
Part11 Trading MasterclassKey Players in the Options Market Option Buyers (Holders): Pay premium, have rights. Option Sellers (Writers): Receive premium, have obligations. Retail Traders: Use options for speculation or hedging. Institutions: Use advanced strategies for income or risk management. Option Pricing: The Greeks Option pricing is influenced by various factors known as Greeks: Delta: Measures how much the option price changes for a ₹1 move in the underlying. Gamma: Measures how much Delta changes for a ₹1 move. Theta: Measures time decay — how much the option loses value each day. Vega: Measures sensitivity to volatility. Rho: Measures sensitivity to interest rates. Time decay and volatility are crucial. OTM options lose value faster as expiry nears.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by SkyTradingZone
2
Nifty Market Structure & Trade Plan: 07th August📊 NIFTY 50 ANALYSIS 🔷 Market Structure (4H & 1H Overview): Bias: Bearish (structure of lower highs and lower lows remains intact) Current Price: 24,570 Supply Zones (Resistance): 24,760–24,820 (lower) 24,920–25,000 (upper) Demand Zones (Support): 24,500–24,540 (minor support) 24,374 (strong swing low) 🔸 15-Minute Observations: Price consolidating at support zone 24,500–24,540. No bullish BOS yet — market is compressing near key support. 🟡 No-Trade Zone (Avoid Entry): Between 24,520–24,580 Price is compressing with low volume and indecision. Wait for breakout or breakdown to avoid trapped positions. ✅ TRADE PLAN – NIFTY 🔻 Scenario 1 – Breakdown & Sell Entry: Below 24,500 Confirmation: Strong bearish candle closing below support with volume Target 1: 24,374 Target 2: 24,300 Stop Loss: Above 24,540 🔺 Scenario 2 – Pullback & Sell Entry: Near 24,750–24,800 zone Confirmation: Bearish rejection wick or FVG retest Target: 24,600 / 24,500 SL: Above 24,850 🔄 Scenario 3 – Reversal & Buy (Only if structure changes) Entry: Close above 24,820 with volume Target: 24,950–25,000 SL: Below 24,760
NSE:NIFTYShort
by BhardwajVipin
1
Nifty : Make or break support 24500Nifty is trading near it's crucial support 24500. It's Very strong support level. If this level breaks down and it sustains the day closing below this we may see further down trend. Let's hope for the best closing for few trading sessions. Here are the levels to watch and learn. Resistance 1 - 24700 Resistance 2- 24820 Support 1- 24500 Support - 24350 Disclaimer: The views are personal and strictly for learning purpose, we never post any trading advice.
NSE:NIFTY
by Global_Growth_Mentor
1
Inflation NightmareIntroduction Inflation—defined as the general rise in prices of goods and services over time—is a double-edged sword in any economy. When moderate, it can stimulate spending and investment. But when inflation spirals out of control, it becomes an economic nightmare that can erode savings, destroy purchasing power, disrupt businesses, and destabilize entire nations. An inflation nightmare is not merely about rising costs—it is a systemic, psychological, and financial breakdown that touches every layer of society. This 3000-word exploration of the "Inflation Nightmare" will take you through its root causes, real-world examples, economic consequences, societal impact, central bank responses, and lessons for investors, policymakers, and citizens. 1. What Is Inflation? Inflation is measured by tracking price increases across a basket of essential goods and services, usually using indices such as the Consumer Price Index (CPI) or Wholesale Price Index (WPI). A modest inflation rate (2–3% annually) is often considered healthy for economic growth. However, inflation turns into a nightmare when it exceeds manageable levels—either due to demand-pull factors (too much money chasing too few goods), cost-push dynamics (rising production costs), or monetary mismanagement. Types of Inflation: Creeping Inflation – Slow and steady; manageable. Walking Inflation – Moderate; begins to affect spending and investment. Galloping Inflation – High inflation (10%+ annually); dangerous. Hyperinflation – Extreme, uncontrolled inflation (50%+ monthly); catastrophic. 2. Causes of an Inflation Nightmare a. Monetary Policy Failure Central banks print money to boost economic activity. But excessive money printing without corresponding growth in goods and services leads to inflation. When governments run large fiscal deficits and monetize debt, it can fuel this process. Example: Zimbabwe in the 2000s printed massive amounts of currency, leading to hyperinflation of over 79.6 billion percent. b. Supply Chain Disruptions Events like wars, pandemics, or natural disasters disrupt supply chains, causing shortages. When supply drops but demand remains the same or increases, prices rise steeply. Example: COVID-19 caused global supply shocks, while stimulus packages increased demand—fueling inflation globally. c. Commodity Price Shocks Inflation can also result from surging prices of vital commodities like oil, food, or metals. Since these are inputs to many industries, cost increases ripple throughout the economy. Example: The 1973 oil embargo quadrupled oil prices, leading to stagflation (high inflation + stagnation). d. Wage-Price Spiral As prices rise, workers demand higher wages. Businesses pass increased labor costs onto consumers, creating a self-reinforcing cycle that’s hard to break. 3. The Mechanics of the Nightmare a. Currency Devaluation When inflation surges, a nation’s currency loses value—both domestically and internationally. Imports become expensive, debt burdens grow, and investor confidence drops. b. Collapse of Savings and Pensions As purchasing power erodes, fixed income sources like pensions become inadequate. Retirement savings lose value unless indexed to inflation. c. Middle-Class Erosion The middle class bears the brunt of inflation. Their incomes don’t rise as fast as prices, while the wealthy shift assets into inflation-protected investments, widening inequality. d. Business Disruptions Price instability affects inventory, planning, contracts, and wages. Businesses may delay investments, leading to job losses and reduced output. e. Social Unrest Food and fuel inflation can trigger protests, strikes, and even revolutions. The Arab Spring began with rising bread prices. 4. Historical Inflation Nightmares a. Germany – Weimar Republic (1921–1923) War reparations and excessive printing led to hyperinflation. Prices doubled every few days; people used wheelbarrows to carry money. Middle class lost their wealth, leading to political radicalization. b. Zimbabwe (2000–2009) Land reforms destroyed agricultural productivity. The government printed money to cover expenses. Monthly inflation reached 89.7 sextillion percent. A loaf of bread cost Z$10 billion. c. Venezuela (2010–Present) Oil dependence, corruption, and mismanagement. Currency collapsed; citizens rely on barter or foreign currency. Basic items like toilet paper and flour became luxuries. 5. The Psychological Toll An inflation nightmare is not just economic—it alters behavior, perception, and trust. a. Hoarding Behavior Fear of future price hikes makes people stockpile essentials. This worsens shortages and further fuels inflation. b. Loss of Trust in Currency When money loses value daily, it ceases to serve as a store of value. People seek hard assets like gold, real estate, or foreign currency. c. Dollarization In some countries, people abandon local currency altogether. In Zimbabwe and Venezuela, U.S. dollars and cryptocurrencies replaced the national currency in everyday use. 6. Central Bank Dilemma Fighting inflation is a central bank's primary task. But during an inflation nightmare, tools become limited and the stakes higher. a. Raising Interest Rates Higher rates reduce borrowing and spending, cooling demand. However, excessive rate hikes can cause a recession or debt crisis. b. Quantitative Tightening Reversing previous monetary expansion helps control money supply, but may reduce market liquidity and risk financial instability. c. Policy Credibility Central banks must act decisively and maintain public confidence. Any delay or miscommunication can worsen the situation. Example: The U.S. Federal Reserve’s delayed response in the 1970s led to persistent inflation. Paul Volcker's sharp rate hikes in the 1980s finally broke the cycle—at the cost of a deep recession. Modern Inflation Risks (2020s and Beyond) a. Global De-Dollarization If global confidence in the U.S. dollar weakens due to debt and deficits, it could create worldwide inflation pressure. b. Deglobalization Protectionism, reshoring, and geopolitical tensions raise production costs globally. c. Climate Change and ESG Carbon taxes, green transitions, and resource scarcity may contribute to structural inflation. d. Digital Inflation Digital goods seem deflationary, but tech monopolies and algorithmic pricing may create price opacity and hidden inflation. Conclusion The "Inflation Nightmare" is not just about rising prices—it's about loss of control, confidence, and continuity. It reflects systemic cracks in policy, governance, production, and social structure. Whether triggered by reckless monetary policy, geopolitical shocks, or mismanagement, once inflation spirals beyond a threshold, it unleashes chaos across all sectors. Understanding the anatomy of an inflation nightmare is essential for policymakers, investors, businesses, and citizens. While inflation is a natural economic phenomenon, preventing it from becoming a catastrophe requires foresight, discipline, and global coordination. The past has shown us how devastating uncontrolled inflation can be. Let us not sleepwalk into another nightmare.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by TechnicalExpress
4