Market events are redistributive graphs, not scalar sentiment objects. A policy change, oil shock, monsoon failure, rate move, or currency event does not become simply positive, negative, or neutral. It reallocates margin, liquidity, inventory value, tax burden, subsidy exposure, pricing power, and risk across sectors and stakeholders over time.
AION Indian Market Intelligence models Indian financial headlines as structured causal incidence objects: event class, primitive pressure vector, sector redistribution vector, stakeholder incidence views, volatility-regime context, and audit metadata.
This paper frames the system as a causal incidence and redistribution engine for emerging-market financial events. It explains why scalar sentiment is structurally insufficient, formalizes the primitive-to-sector-to-stakeholder computation, documents the architecture, and records the empirical corrections that moved the system away from shallow sentiment and keyword matching.
Full draft available in AION research materials. The operational object is a compressed causal briefing for analysts, developers, and executives.
Market intelligence Causal modeling Sector impact Redistribution India finance Research paper
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