COVID-19 UPSHOT ON ECONOMIC INDICATORS AND FINANCIAL STRUCTURE: AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH

ABSTRACT

In the Covid-19, developing countries experienced a dreary fall and prosperous transition through the trade channel to open up exports in their region, which was the fact that the Asian market held financials aside. The study includes spreads of economic and financial data during the pandemic and its behavioural perspective, and the required samples are divided into two main categories of financial structure, four sub-industry wise categories such as Finance Size, Financial Development, Formalism and Growth, to identify differences between the financial structure and its variables and to encourage the analysis with findings The economic indicators are formalised in the study to assess the participation of different industries in India in terms of financial output. For the reasons that have been mentioned before the scope of this research is very small. The previous analysis shows that there is obviously some form of relationship between the financial framework and economic indicators. This is confirmed by both the cointegration analysis and causality studies. Overall, it can be noted that the financial and economic factors are both sides of the same coin, it is to be concluded that there would be a to-and-fro causal relationship between outcomes in the Covid case.

The obvious results of this are that events in one can be used in the other to predict events.

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