
Indian markets will be shaped by sentiments, flows and fundamentals, Nilesh Shah said, according to Business Today. He pointed to strong corporate earnings and improving foreign flows as support for the long-term…
Indian markets will be shaped by sentiments, flows and fundamentals, Nilesh Shah said, according to Business Today. He pointed to strong corporate earnings and improving foreign flows as support for the long-term growth outlook.
Shah said global market movements could drive near-term sentiment and warned that markets may not have fully priced in risks, including a possible hit to foodgrain output if monsoon conditions weaken. Despite expected volatility, he sees Indian equities as a long-term compounding opportunity, with earnings growth likely to drive returns over time.
The easy story is that strong earnings make market gains inevitable, while the alarmist version treats every global move or monsoon concern as a crash signal. Neither is supported here. Shah’s case depends on foreign flows holding up, companies delivering earnings and food output avoiding a serious setback. Investors should judge the outlook against actual earnings growth and monsoon-linked foodgrain data, not sentiment alone.
Source: businesstoday.in
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