It
is expected that growth will gradually rebound from current lows with a revival
of investment, but further fiscal consolidation and structural reforms will be
key to returning India to a potential growth rate of above 6 %. That is what the stock market is
expecting after a due consolidation in the range of 17500-19000. The recent budget provides a path toward
fiscal consolidation , albeit one fraught with political and
implementation risks. The RBI is further
expected to use the limited space provided by moderating inflation to cut rates
gradually, while remaining wary of the current account deficit (CAD).
Since these a few odds, FII had
started to be one of the favourite destination for long term investment in the
equity market against India, delivering over 15 % capital gains so far
as the current reports reflect on global economy. FII still favour India and anticipate further
headwinds to India’s reform process. Global
investment tendering towards China was another woes, Indian stock market
overcame consequent upon long and tedious economic reforms and removing of subsidy
caps.
SOME POSITIVES FOR INDIAN STOCK MARKET
The
government continues to deliver a steady stream of reform announcements and is
able to stick to the fiscal consolidation road
map, thus boosting / sustaining improving sentiments. As a result of it,
not only equity market but also the commodity market has shown
good recovery and consolidation during the last few months which had been
rarely seen in the investment history for years. Both Intraday traders as well as investors
see it a great positive sign for vibrant stock market.
Moreover,
global growth improves gradually, boosting exports, while fiscal consolidation
and higher savings lower imports, thus narrowing CAD. These analysis can be further corroborated by
the NIFTY CHART. The two show
good reunion expecting better environment for investment.
And
the third thing, Bank credit and deposit growth pick up rapidly,
restarting the investment cycle. The
banks in given time will explore the potential of these well developed
circumstances.
NEGATIVES FOR THE STOCK MARKET
Political
fragmentation and pre-election jockeying lead to worse than expected
policy. It has attempted to dampen the
spirit which had just developed or better to say started to be developed. Policy paralysis and populism, jeopardizing
fiscal consolidation fuelling inflation and worsening the CAD. That has started to downplay the growth
pattern. However, these woes will get
away soon as the political uncertainty has started to be settled down and the
ruling UPA has convinced all its allies at least for next few months. Rather up to
the next election which is expected next year.
Another
big worry is food prices spike on a weak monsoon and / or global oil
prices spike, fuelling elevated inflation and / or worsening the CAD, making
rate cuts difficult and dragging on growth.
The
govt appears to be decided to suitably answer these worries with firm believe. And hope so, if programmes well implement, a
good bull run can easily be seen on DALAL STREET.
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