US-based
investment house Bank of America Merrill Lynch has said Indian markets and
earnings are expected to double in the next 4 years, adding that buying on
declines will be a compelling strategy for the Indian equity market.
GDP
growth is also expected to revive from its current lows leading to operational
leverage for companies as capacity utilisation improves. It, however, added
that in the near term, Indian equity market would remain range bound and may
correct around 5% over the next two months...
The
decisive political mandate for the ruling government BJP leading to an
acceleration of the reforms process, faster project clearances and
liberalisation of FDI will lead to a revival in the investment cycle.
A reduction in subsidies will also help trim the fiscal deficit, and coupled with a lower inflation rate, could lead to a reduction in interest rates, said the brokerage house.
A reduction in subsidies will also help trim the fiscal deficit, and coupled with a lower inflation rate, could lead to a reduction in interest rates, said the brokerage house.
BofA-Merrill Lynch sees a sharp
reversion in margins in overweight sectors such as auto, cement, industrials
and oil and gas as the brokerage house expects that reforms in the oil sector
will help reduce subsidies.
Financial
stocks will also benefit from the improving profitability of domestic companies.
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