Bajaj Finserv AMC CIO Nimesh Chandan is optimistic about the consumption sector, driven by tax benefits, fiscal and monetary policies, and GST cuts. He expects a broad-based recovery in rural and urban areas, with FMCG, quick commerce, and real estate leading the charge.
ConsumptionReal EstateFmcgBfsiQuick CommerceReal EstateAug 21, 2025

The key triggers for the consumption sector, according to Nimesh Chandan, include tax benefits, fiscal and monetary policies, Pay Commission revisions, and GST cuts.
Nimesh Chandan expects a broad-based recovery in both rural and urban areas, with rural areas doing well and lower and middle-income groups starting to see improvements due to tax benefits.
FMCG and quick commerce are expected to lead initially, followed by discretionary spending and real estate during the festive season.
The BFSI sector is expected to see improvement with attractive valuations, improving credit growth, easing NIM pressures, and stable asset quality.
Quick commerce is considered a strong investment opportunity because platform businesses own the customer data and can leverage it effectively to understand and meet customer needs.

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