Sensex rises 46% in 16th Lok Sabha's tenure; analysts see volatility ahead

According to available reports, the productivity of the 16th Lok Sabha stood at 83 per cent (till February 6), above the 63 per cent in UPA II and marginally less than than 87 per cent in UPA I

The tenure of the 16th Lok Sabha that began business on June 04, 2014 and saw Narendra Modi assume charge as India’s 14th Prime Minister ended on Wednesday. The country will now gear up for general elections that are scheduled for April/May 2019.

According to available reports, the productivity of the 16th Lok Sabha stood at 83 per cent (till February 6), above the 63 per cent in UPA II (United Progressive Alliance II) and marginally less than 87 per cent in UPA I.

The markets, too, gained ground with the S&P BSE Sensex rallying nearly 46 per cent during