News From Press Valuation drop is a silver lining to the market crash

Valuation drop is a silver lining to the market crash

While the P-E ratio has fallen during the course of this month, it is still higher than the average ratio of 19.3 since April 1998, for which data is publicly available.

Mint Mar 16, 2020

Indian stocks have been richly valued for a while now and their prices have gone up from 2012-2013 onwards, without a commensurate rise in company earnings. The recent stock market crash has reduced overvaluation concerns to some extent. Mint takes a detailed look.

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