Bank NIfty is likely to stay relatively stronger and relatively outperform the other indices, said Milan Vaishnav.
The October high inflation number is primarily driven by the inflation in food items while the other core items were in 3-4 percent price increase range. If the food prices inflation is to moderate then RBI may have room for a rate cut, Ashwini Shami said.
In case of pockets of opportunity for India if Trump renegotiates tariffs with China, Stefan Hofer feels it is too soon to argue that “China’s loss is India’s gain”.
Rajkumar Singhal thinks FIIs behaviour is more of a tactical adjustment rather than a structural shift, suggesting that if corporate earnings improve, FPIs may return to the Indian market.
Sorbh Gupta of Bajaj Finserv AMC believes rural consumption to lead the consumption demand revival from hereon.
The momentum indicators and oscillators suggest strong bearish momentum in the BSE Sensex. Hence, any sustainable move below the 200-day EMA zone of 77,400-77,300 will lead to sharp correction in the index, said Sudeep Shah.
Neeraj Chadawar of Axis Securities is cautious about the potential improvement in consumer spending for the second half of the year.
Ashish Kyal sees the new leg of up move in Zomato which smartly defended September low and rebounded
The currency impact from North eastern neighbours is manageable, and India’s economic outlook remains resilient amid the external noise, said Puneet Sharma.
The market is likely to rebound gradually, and a sustainable recovery will depend more on earnings growth rather than a sharp market correction, said Tata MF's Meeta Shetty.
Consumption is an important pillar of economic growth and consequently important for sustenance of the rally in the equity market, said Gaurav Dua of Sharekhan by BNP Paribas.
In an exclusive interview with Moneycontrol, Dr Reddy's CFO, M.V. Narasimham highlighted the company's plans on moving up the ranks in the Indian pharma market, areas of inorganic growth opportunities and prospects emerging from the US Biosecure Act.
RBI has not been taking interest rate decisions in sync with the Fed and Divam Sharma doesn’t expect that to happen either.
Excluding India, rest of the EMs struggle with the consistent earnings growth needed for steady capital flows, said Arindam Mandal.
The Indian equity market may undergo a consolidation phase after the US elections before aiming for new record highs, said Vipul Bhowar.
Technical factors suggest that the market is likely to experience consolidation over the next few trading sessions, said Sudeep Shah of SBI Securities.
Going forward, it will be particularly interesting to monitor the Fed’s decisions and guidance regarding further rate cuts, especially in light of the recent election outcome, said Raghvendra Nath.
However, Shailendra Kumar of Narnolia Financial Services expects a significant earnings growth rebound only from mid-Q4FY25 onwards.
Post Donald Trump's win in US elections, Tier-2 defense companies are likely to remain unaffected due to their minimal US export exposure, said Sreeram Ramdas.
Healthcare and consumer staples provide a cushion during downturns as their products remain essential regardless of economic swings, said Anirudh Garg of Invasset PMS.
Anil Rego of Right Horizons is not concerned about the upcoming US elections as drivers of long term domestic economic growth are intact.
Vikas Gupta believes that from mid-November to mid-January, the markets will settle in a direction, which currently looks positive.
India may be closer to a double-digit earnings growth for FY25 versus a mid-teen growth anticipated earlier, Jitendra Sriram believes.
Going ahead, Milan Vaishnav expects Lupin to resume its upmove from the current levels and go on to test Rs 2,300-2,350 levels.
In Samvat 2081, India’s equity markets face a mix of growth opportunities and risks, said Siddharth Vora.