Passenger vehicles show signs of recovery, while the two-wheeler segment continues to struggle. Real estate stocks have outperformed fundamentals, with a recovery on the horizon.
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US tariffs increase the cost of manufacturing for automotive companies, which can lead to higher prices for consumers. This has a more significant impact on the cost-sensitive two-wheeler market compared to the passenger vehicle segment.
Passenger vehicles are recovering faster due to improved economic conditions and consumer confidence. Government incentives and subsidies have also contributed to this recovery, whereas two-wheelers are more vulnerable to cost increases.
Real estate stocks have outperformed due to investor optimism and favorable market conditions, despite the underlying real estate market not fully recovering. Factors like low interest rates and government initiatives are supporting this trend.
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