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What investors expect from India s election outcome

INDIA-STOCKS/ELECTION (FACTBOX, PIX):FACTBOX-What investors expect from India s election outcome

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What investors expect from India s election outcome - BusinessWorld Online

What investors expect from India s election outcome - BusinessWorld Online
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What investors expect from India election outcome? It s continuity

Market is hoping for stability and unchanged policies

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Five segments which display micro-bubbles and three segments that look attractive

Paharia anticipates a gradual market shift towards high-quality, high-growth companies over the next one to three years, away from weaker quality, low-growth names.

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Inflows into mutual fund SIPs continue to spike These are the 5 key reasons

Inflows into systematic investment plans (SIPs) of mutual funds spiked to ₹18,838 crore in Jan 2024, reflecting a jump of 36% in just one year. Consequently, total SIP assets under management have touched the highest-ever figure of ₹10.26 lakh crore.

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