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Rate-Sensitive Sectors Poised for Growth Amid Easing Interest Rates
Sectors such as banking, NBFCs, real estate, and automobiles are set to benefit from the current easing interest rate environment, according to a report by Nexedge Research. Lower borrowing costs are expected to boost credit flow, reduce financing costs, and improve demand conditions.
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Rate Easing Boosts Banking, NBFCs, Real Estate, and Auto Sectors
A report by Nexedge Research highlights the positive impact of falling interest rates on rate-sensitive sectors such as banking, NBFCs, real estate, and automobiles. The Indian economy is experiencing a phase of low inflation and ample liquidity, which is expected to drive stronger credit flow and improved demand.
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Rate Cut Boosts Banking, Auto, and Realty Stocks: RBI Announces 50 bps Reduction
The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) decision to cut the repo rate by 50 basis points has significantly boosted rate-sensitive sectors, including banking, auto, and real estate stocks. Investors are optimistic about the positive impact on the economy and corporate earnings.
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Auto and Realty Stocks Soar as RBI Cuts Repo Rate by 50 Basis Points
The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) decision to cut the repo rate by 50 basis points has significantly boosted auto and real estate stocks, with some gaining up to 4%. This move is expected to lower interest rates, making loans more affordable and potentially boosting sales and demand in these sectors.
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Auto and Real Estate Stocks Soar Up to 4% on RBI's Major Liquidity Boost
The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) recent policy move, including a 50-basis-point repo rate cut, has given a significant boost to rate-sensitive sectors like auto and real estate. Here are 8 key stocks to watch.
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Activists Raise Concerns Over GBA, Warn of BBMP's Reduced Authority
Civic activists in Bengaluru are criticising the Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) for eroding the power of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP). They claim the GBA undermines local governance and reduces the autonomy of elected bodies.