In India, the next RBI policy is due in October, Rahul Bhuskute of Bharti AXA expects that RBI is going to maintain pause in the October policy and any rate cut may start only from December policy onwards.
Ashika Global is expecting a market correction in both the Global and Indian Stock Markets, Amit Jain said.
LIC Mutual Fund's outlook is positive on asset management, insurance, and wealth management firms, Nikhil Rungta said.
While IT sector is awaiting a convincing growth environment, valuations have already moved up, says Unmesh Sharma of HDFC Securities.
The central bank is in a far more comfortable position than the US Fed as growth is good, inflation is within the target range and the rupee is stable, says Nilesh Shah of Kotak Mahindra AMC.
India’s demographic dividend continues to remain a boon for the FMCG sector & hence this sector continues to present a compelling investment opportunity, says Abhijit Bhave of Equirus Wealth.
The high multiple of mid and small caps create discomfort but earnings growth excluding the current quarter has been higher, says Riya Oswal Bafna of Purnartha.
The focus should now shift to infrastructure, roads, railways, logistics, PM GatiShakti, digital banking & fintech, power, renewables and clean tech, and digital transformation/AI, Gupta said.
Foreign institutional investors' interest in recent block deals suggests a possible return to Indian equities following a market correction, Shailendra Kumar feels.
The higher rollover of Nifty Index futures in August indicates that long positions are being rolled over, given the confidence in the bullish momentum.
India showing 6 percent economic growth in the coming years is a sustainable scenario as the best macroeconomic parameters include both, democratic dividend plus the reforms the government does, says Anirudh Garg of Invasset.
India’s demand for petroleum products, especially petrol and diesel, remains strong due to its growing population, increasing vehicle ownership, and economic growth. This supports a stable revenue stream for OMCs, says Kunal Jain of Alpha Capital.
Divam Sharma of Green Portfolio thinks the market is a little overvalued as indexes reached an all-time high after a constant bull run.
Valuations are reasonable for large caps and certain smallcaps, while midcaps mostly appear to be overvalued, according to Rego, a seasoned investor who for over three decades has been making contrarian bets.
The overall setup is bullish with Nifty forming a Higher top-Higher bottom pattern for the past 3 weeks, Sudeep Shah of SBI Securities said.
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Any sustainable move above the level of 24,700 will lead to a sharp upside rally in the Nifty 50 upto the level of 25,000, followed by 25,200 in the short term.
Praveer Sinha, the company’s MD and CEO, feels that the steep rise in its share price is just an early indication of the headroom for further growth as investors re-rate it for its consumer-centric businesses.
Bains described FY25 as a year of consolidation for the biosimilars business. And with the expansion of Biocon's vertically integrated model into new geographies, he also anticipates the drugmaker's portfolio growth to gain momentum.
Going ahead, the 50-day EMA zone of 51,050-51,000 will act as immediate support for the Bank Nifty. If the index slips below the level of 51,000, then the next support is placed at 50,450-50,400 zone.
Shah says the Bank Nifty is likely to witness a pullback rally in the short term. The 50,500-50,400 zone will be a crucial support for the index.
The government eschewed populism, once again and instead continued on the path of fiscal consolidation and capex push, says Gautam Duggad.
The Budget is tough for investors in the sense that they will now have to fork out a greater portion of their capital gains as tax, as compared to before, says Sandeep Bagla of TRUST Mutual Fund.
Sharma sees the continuation of the Buy the Dip strategy and bets on agriculture and renewable energy post Budget.
While some consolidation cannot be ruled out, the rally in Nifty FMCG index can definitely extend itself as the primary uptrend stays very much intact, says Milan Vaishnav.