@KGSKIPO The person who plays in the stock market may alwas concerns about the War and all the global stock market have witnessed the downfall. When the market sentiment gets affected the Listing of the new share may also have effect on it. So remember this simple fact which is not a rocket🚀 science.
War often brings about a level of uncertainty which markets typically dislike. The outbreak or anticipation of war can lead to a sharp sell-off in stocks. At the same time, investors may move towards traditionally safer assets like gold, bonds, or currencies perceived as safe havens. Despite the initial negative reaction, stock markets have shown resilience over time. Indeed, they often quickly recover as the situation stabilizes or as the scope of the conflict becomes clearer.
Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022, it rattled global markets.
In the U.S., the S&P 500 index fell more than 7% in the days and weeks immediately following the incursion, as the U.S. and other nations stepped up severe economic sanctions on Russia and investors worried about the impact of commodity prices. But, a month later markets had rebounded and the S&P was trading at a level higher than before the invasion, even as the price of oil remained elevated above $100 a barrel.