Following a strong electoral performance in Haryana, the BJP secured a significant victory in Maharashtra, which is expected to support the central government’s development agenda. However, Kotak Institutional Equities warns that the market may still face
Bjp VictoryMaharashtra ElectionsIndian Stock MarketKotak Institutional EquitiesInvestor SentimentReal Estate MaharashtraNov 25, 2024
The BJP and its allies won 233 out of 288 seats in the Maharashtra state elections, significantly ahead of expectations.
Kotak Institutional Equities believes that the BJP's strong performance in Haryana and Maharashtra will provide a boost to the central government’s legislative agenda and support policy continuity.
The central government is expected to focus on ramping up capital expenditure (capex) and completing ongoing projects, as well as continuing with incremental reforms.
The BJP's victory is expected to provide a short-term boost in sentiment, which may help arrest the ongoing correction in the broader markets. However, the market may continue to face challenges in the coming weeks.
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