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Irrespective of RBI's decision on interest rates on Tuesday, effective interest rates will fall over the next few months, Nandan Chakraborty, Managing Director, Institutional Equity Research, Axis Capital said. There could be a slight de-rating but index will have an upside of 15 percent on an average, he added.
Nandan Chakraborty of Axis Capital expects earnings growth of 14 percent in FY17 and 21 percent going forward in FY18 largely on the back of a strong economy.
Nandan Chakraborty of Axis Capital says if the global scenario does not improve, there is nothing the government can do to improve the situation considering the top 10 Nifty stocks are highly exposed to international markets
According to Nandan Chakraborty, midcaps are at risk as they usually do well when GDP growth surprises and/or when the broader market has run-up and pauses to catch its breath and midcaps catch up. However, both the conditions are not in place and hence midcaps remain vulnerable, he feels.
Nandan Chakraborty, MD-Institutional Equity Research at Axis Capital is of the view that one may buy oil marketing companies.
According to Nandan Chakraborty, MD-Institutional Equity Research, Axis Capital Fed rate hike is symptomatic of the world doing well but it is unlikely that the Fed will hike rates because the US economy is still weak.
Nandan Chakraborty, Axis Capital says top buys in the financial space are large private banks like HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank while HPCL will be key beneficiary of low crude prices.
Ambareesh Baliga says it is unlikely that 8000 on the Nifty may hold. According to him the uptick seen in the market today could be a dead cat bounce.
Nandan Chakraborty of Axis Capital is overweight private banks.
Nandan Chakraborty of Axis Capital is overweight on pharma space.
Nandan Chakraborty of Axis Capital is bullish on the market over the next six months on expectations of economic recovery. However, he doesn't see bank recapitalisation anytime soon.
Nandan Chakrabarty, managing director- institutional equity research, Axis Capital, says engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) businesses are likely to see maximum gains while US growth related sectors, like pharma and IT will rally the earliest, but not the most.
Stating that reforms in India are more about co-ordination, Nandan Chakraborty of Axis Capital, said that induction of good ministers in Cabinet will speed up the process.
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Nandan Chakraborty of Axis Capital believes that October will set the near-term tone for the market. The couple of triggers which he is looking out for is the spending in the festive season and some bold reforms likely especially in the oil and gas space after the Maharashtra and Haryana elections. That can actually set the tone in the near-term.
market is likely to remain range bound in the run-up to elections as investors are largely neutral on India, says Nandan Chakraborty.
Nandan Chakraborty, MD-Instl Equity Research at Axis Capital has a neutral to underweight stance in the banking space from an overweight position earlier.
Nandan Chakraborty sees the global liquidity scenario remaining benign even as there are concerns about Fed cutting down on monthly bond purchases, and this resulting in a liquidity crunch.
Markets likely to be rangebound up to the elections, driven by growth & electoral anxiety, says Nandan Chakraborty of Axis Capital.
Nandan Chakraborty of Axis Capital advises investors to stay with defensive sectors like IT and Pharma and prefers export related rural themes for the short term.
Nandan Chakraborty of Axis Capital is certain the impending elections will prevent the government from taking any definitive steps to tame the rupee; hence the onus is on the Reserve Bank to come forward.
Axis Capital's Nandan Chakraborty sees disappointment for the first quarter earnings of FY14. he, however believe things are likely to be better in the quarters ahead.
Nandan Chakraborty of Axis Capital expects a weak environment for FY14 & 15 and the rupee could continue to depreciate next year.
Nandan Chakraborty of Axis Capital says, I am looking at a real bull run immediately after elections. This year it is difficult to forecast a bull market but I cannot forecast a bear market either.