Authors : Vibhu Vikramaditya

Volume/Issue : Volume 6 - 2021, Issue 12 - December

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Abstract : The principles that govern the financial markets and goods market are somewhat identical. Based on demand supply, constant exchanges take place in both the markets. In a way which we view and understand the goods market, the same approach is being used for understanding financial markets wherein the securities listed on secondary market are existing goods or existing supply and the issue of new securities in form of IPOs are new goods which shall increase the overall supply of financial goods in the secondary market. Now, changes in monetary policy of the Central bank can determine the supply of money which can determine the velocity or volume of money that revolves into financial markets and may impact the overall prices of existing financial goods and such phenomena can influence entry of new financial goods in the form of IPO’S. We try to study the impact of changes in monetary policy of the Central Bank on financial markets and how the economic outcome created by changes in monetary stance influences entry of new financial goods or issue of new securities (IPOS)