PM Modi's first budget under NDA 3.0 is expected to rein in the fiscal deficit and boosting infrastructure investment.
Watch market experts discuss the road ahead for Indian equity markets.
Sudip Bandopadhyay says there are few factors that we need to watch for like US jobs report and any follow-up Federal Reserve rate action and domestic advance tax payments. Although the market may not gain as much, it could end March in the 7600-7650 range, he feels.
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"People invested in systematic investment plans (SIP) are generally long-termers with 3-5 years perspective. I don‘t think they should panic and sell out as this weakness may just continue for few more months," independent market expert Ambareesh Baliga says.
Foreign investors have pulled out nearly Rs 7,000 crore from the capital markets in about two weeks mainly on account of a combination of global and domestic issues.
US markets closed lower as investors weigh higher bond yields and oil prices ahead of Friday‘s important jobs report.
Kunal Saraogi CEO Equityrush was expecting a pullback for the market but not to the extent it fell. He thinks with the Nifty closing below 8,174 the market is definitely headed lower, maybe to the levels of 8000. So, one need not buy in a hurry.
Acchhe din for equity markets have just begun and the bull run is likely to continue in 2015 say some of the most influential market experts.
Market experts are of the view that remaining part of the ongoing financial year is likely to see more action on the 'rights' front. In a rights issue, shares are issued by companies to the existing investors as per their holding at a pre-determined price and ratio.
The FMCG sector which accounts for maximum advertising in India seems to have embarked on drastic cuts in advertising and promotional spends.