Defence stocks are on a roll, with HAL leading the charge. But will the momentum last? Experts weigh in.
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The rally in defence stocks is driven by the government's focus on indigenization and modernization of the armed forces.
HAL is expected to continue to receive orders from the Indian defence forces, driven by the government's thrust on 'Make in India'.
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