Consensus on Markets So Far: – Upside capped as of now, sell on rise to be continue. – Public capital expenditure is expected to decline. – Consumer staples and healthcare sectors are anticipated to gain prominence. – Global long funds are currently underweight on India but are likely to engage soon. – Significant froth has been skimmed off small and mid-cap stocks over the last three months. – Greater clarity is expected after the cabinet formation and the Budget announcement. – Populist measures, including more freebies, are likely to continue. – Sectors such as defence, power, and infrastructure may experience selling pressure on any rise Consensus on Markets So Far: – Upside capped as of now, sell on rise to be continue. – Public capital expenditure is expected to decline. – Consumer staples and healthcare sectors are anticipated to gain prominence. – Global long funds are currently underweight on India but are likely to engage soon. – Significant froth has been skimmed off small and mid-cap stocks over the last three months. – Greater clarity is expected after the cabinet formation and the Budget announcement. – Populist measures, including more freebies, are likely to continue. – Sectors such as defence, power, and infrastructure may experience selling pressure on any rise

Consensus on Markets So Far:

– Upside capped as of now, sell on rise to be continue.
– Public capital expenditure is expected to decline.
– Consumer staples and healthcare sectors are anticipated to gain prominence.
– Global long funds are currently underweight on India but are likely to engage soon.
– Significant froth has been skimmed off small and mid-cap stocks over the last three months.
– Greater clarity is expected after the cabinet formation and the Budget announcement.
– Populist measures, including more freebies, are likely to continue.
– Sectors such as defence, power, and infrastructure may experience selling pressure on any rise Consensus on Markets So Far:

– Upside capped as of now, sell on rise to be continue.
– Public capital expenditure is expected to decline.
– Consumer staples and healthcare sectors are anticipated to gain prominence.
– Global long funds are currently underweight on India but are likely to engage soon.
– Significant froth has been skimmed off small and mid-cap stocks over the last three months.
– Greater clarity is expected after the cabinet formation and the Budget announcement.
– Populist measures, including more freebies, are likely to continue.
– Sectors such as defence, power, and infrastructure may experience selling pressure on any rise

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