Social sector spending and welfare schemes in the Union Budget 2024 could boost rural consumption, while incentives to boost domestic production of essential commodities could cut raw material prices for FMCG companies.
Radhika Gupta stressed the need for consistency in tax policy. "This constant flip-flop in tax policy, I don't think helps anyone," she said.
Although the Economic Survey appeared to express bearish sentiments, there is general expectation that the budget will prop up the market this time around, given the government's thrust on the infrastructure and manufacturing sectors and impending tax reforms.
Investors hope for continued government support, with expectations of increased funding for the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) and additional subsidies for housing loan borrowers in Budget
Budget 2024:Insurers are hopeful for tax rule adjustments to make their products more affordable and are also seeking amendments to the Insurance Act to support the government’s 'Insurance for All by 2047' initiative
Budget 2024-25: Explosive movements typically mark budget days, with the market making swift and decisive shifts in one direction or the other
Banking stocks will grab limelight as industry hopes for privatisation, capex boost, and recapitalisation efforts from 2024 Budget
In December 2021, the government launched the India Semiconductor Mission, announcing an Rs 76,000-crore chip incentive scheme, offering a 50 percent subsidy on capital expenditure for plant setup.
Zensar Technologies, Cigniti Technologies, Mangalore Refinery Petrochemicals, Greenlam Industries, Pondy Oxides and Chemicals, Oil India, and Tunwal E-Motors will also be in focus on Budget day.
The key takeaway from the Survey about rural consumption is that it is doing as well as it can and the main efforts should be focused on providing the masses with the right infrastructure, business opportunities, diversifying away from problem areas and encouraging more private investment in agriculture
The moot question that emerges from the Economic Survey 2023-24's assessment of India's fight against climate change is how soon and how effectively the government can address the challenges of reducing emissions
Budget 2024-25: Investors should keep a hawk’s eye on Budget beneficiaries which have been lagging so far, because the next leg of the rally is likely to be driven by these sectors playing catch-up
Analysts have pinned their hopes on the forthcoming budget to change the picture and act as a trigger to revive investor interest in the consumer staples and FMCG space.
Budget 2024-25: Market participants are expecting a raise and for it to affect high-frequency traders the most
Market participants also expect the budget to indirectly benefit various sub-segments within the capital goods universe through allocations to infrastructure areas such as roads, railways, and defence while expecting announcements related to railway safety, new railway lines, and further investments in semiconductor manufacturing.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is scheduled to present the Union Budget for financial year 2024-25 on July 23.
According to the Moneycontrol survey, 55% of the CEOs find the current valuations moderately overvalued, 22% as stretched, 21% as fairly valued, and 3% as undervalued.
Budget 2024-25: Focus on capex, support to consumer sentiment, and addressing rural distress while maintaining fiscal balance are key areas to watch
An analysis of past data shows that historically, Nifty has moved within a 4 percent range on Budget day.
Budget 2024-25: The bond market has enough investor appetite to absorb the borrowing target stated in the interim budget