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Mahesh Patil: Yes, markets see excellent rally over the last two to three months, not just India but all over the world. We saw S & P and other Indo in the US breaking past peaks, and that’s where the larger challenge is located. Some of the concerns – these are geopolitical rishs or tariffs – today in the afternoon, with the more obviously emerging. We’ve seen some trading deals signed. India is also expected to sign one soon, to be more favorable compared to others.
So, while there is uncertainty, the market is not as anxious. The focus is obvious to Initiality progress And when we have started to see a shift in that tail. Within the last three to four quarters, earnings only develop a number. The market is looking for a turnound. Even this quarter can be less powerful – we expect mid-single-digit growth – but as we move to the second half of the fiscal year, the ultimate endor must pick up. That will be disabled not only on a low basis but also by a recovery of sectors weakened last year. It should help shape the course of the market going forward.
Now, we hope to stay the market in a narrow range. It has become more specific stock. It is obvious that companies reporting better exposed earnings are rewarded, while failed to be punished. We are currently in a phase where Macro causes are covered, and these are the reasons for micro to drive the markets from here.
You say height about the income-desired income expectations you expect. But what sectors do you believe can face ahead, and who can be underperfor?
Mahesh Patil: From an underperformance perspective, some of the larger sectors are dragging overall growth. For example, the banking sector is likely to find muted growth due to compressing nim following the cutting rate. Here it is, some consequences arrive, and also, growth seems to be inferior. Even in the car sector, growth is likely to be more vulnerable.
On the other hand, sectors that can show higher growth include oil and gas. Last year was a wash, especially with oil shopping companies. With oil prices now and marketing margins look strong, we can see a big jump – usually because of the base effects and improved margins. The cement sector also recovered after a difficult year with Ebitda every ton of bottom – so some progress was expected there.
Telecom and Pharma sectors must remain consistent. These sectors have seen some facing, but others may act with a line of common growth trends.
The last time we spoke, you say the markets are generally worth the positive and negative, and the bound behavior continues. Due to the continuing uncertainty around tariffs and lack of earnings, what can be to prompt the next leg of the market?
Mahesh Patil: As I have already discussed, the key to the improvement of the trajectory income. We agree with a zone where the total income growth remains in the middle of the upper number number. The new GDP print, while firmly in real terms, about 9.5% nominal, mostly because CPI has fallen at about 2.5%. Showing a lack of price power.
However, there are positive ones: the effect of easy financial policy, better to fix the system, and a good monsoon everyone can support a Picmeng pickup in the second. That, in turn, the price price should be improved across the board – especially with the consumer and disciples of consumer sector. This can trigger for the market to regain momentum.
Within Consumer Discigice Creator, have any particular part you favor this point-autos, tingo, or other?
Mahesh Patil: In the car sector, both wheelers can do better in the second half. Some firms of strong consumer pass through a weak quarter, which is part of the evaluation and early monsoon. But as we continue, we hope to improve this feature.
Also, delivery of tax cuts and future commission commission fees – a once-in-aai-decade activity – can lead to higher income income for PSU employees. That is actually a larger stimulus than about ₹ 1 lakh cuts we see this year in fiscal. So, that trend will keep good at next fiscal.
In this context, consumer games and lead companies stand to benefit. Even construction materials see more vulnerable growth, but as to get new construction at home, we must see good again with a lag.
So, I say it’s places where new tax benefits and Pay Commission Bonanza can drive growth.
