Arihant capital markets has come out with its preview on Union Budget 2015-16. "Few sectors which may hog limelight in the budget are Defence, Renewable energy and Infrastructure. Apart from this expect focus to be more on improving macros", says the report.
Budget should take steps to make commodities markets in India more vibrant. Taxation issues should be resolved and more investments should be encouraged into real infrastructure such as warehouses, cold storage logistics to ensure low wastage.
Rashesh Shah, chairman and CEO of Edelweiss Financial Services feels that the company could post a 40 percent growth year-on-year (YoY) due to a diversification in their business.
India will levy 0.01 percent commodities transaction tax on futures contracts of non-agricultural commodities like precious, base metals, oil and gas, from July 1.
Phani Sekhar, Fund Manager of Angel Broking feels the business of MCX continues to be good from a very long-term perspective.
Union Budget is a non-event for the market and not worthy of the expectations that P Chidambaram might have stoked in his commentary in the past.
With robust investor demand seen at the listing of the Multi-Commodity Exchange (MCX) today and its price soaring past Rs 1,400 level, CNBC-TV18’s Udayan Mukherjee, however, says it is probably time to press the caution button and not go overboard.