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Rainfall numbers and the probability of a “normal” monsoon is one of the most tracked parameters for the economy and investment analysis. Agriculture is the strength of the Indian economy. Agriculture and allied sectors are one of the largest sectors of the country accounting for 20.19% of India’s gross value (fiscal year 2020-21).
Let’s look at how monsoons can affect your investment portfolio.
The southwest monsoon is primary the monsoon season in India starting from June to September. This season fulfills the crucial 75% of the total water requirement and provides for the farming of both, the Kharif and the Rabi crops. Kharif crop- ping season is from July to October whereas the Rabi cropping season is from October to March. Southwest monsoons not only have a direct impact on kharif crops but also aid in replenishing water sources like the reservoirs, lakes and groundwater which are further used for irrigation of Rabi crops.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted normal monsoon for this year. However, the spatial distribution suggests that the key agri- cultural region of the Northwest will likely have drier weather and the rainfall during the starting of the season could be low.
Rain has a direct impact on agricultural produce. Rain can affect the yields of crops such as rice, soybean, corn, sugar cane, and oil seeds, leading to an impact on food inflation.
Cereals, pulses and crops are often raw materials for various industries. An impact on agricultural produce will impact raw material prices.
Monsoons often have a direct impact on rural demand and sentiments, thereby affecting the stock price of companies and sectors which are dependent on rural consumption. Sectors likely to be impacted by monsoon could be FMCG, auto – tractors and two wheelers, fertilizers, and pesti- cides.
With monsoon showers in Mumbai, the weather has turned a little better. While the monsoon remains important for the agri-economy and market sentiment, its impact on the overall economy has decreased significantly over the years.
Stock market movements are seldom determined by a single factor. As such, on a given day, there are a multitude of factors, including FII flows, interest rates, corporate results, geopolitics, the monsoon, etc. Instead of trying to forecast and then reacting to each of these factors, investors will do well to have a well-defined financial plan and stick to it. To help with your financial plan, consult a financial advisor.
Written by: Suresh Soni, CEO, Baroda BNP Paribas Mutual Fund
Sources: IMD website - mausam.imd.gov.in, agricoop.nic.in and internal research
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