The upcoming Union Budget 2024 is expected to benefit consumer goods, real estate, infrastructure, and automobiles, among other sectors, with increased spending and incentives.
Union Budget 2024Real EstateInfrastructureConsumer GoodsAutomobilesNirmala SitharamanReal Estate MumbaiJul 20, 2024
The Union Budget 2024 is expected to be presented on July 23, 2024.
Consumer goods, real estate, housing finance, infrastructure, and automobiles are likely to benefit from the Budget 2024.
Any adjustment to capital gains tax could dampen equity markets, while the continuation of production-linked incentive schemes could benefit certain companies.
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