Recent exit polls in Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir predict losses for the BJP, which may impact the Indian stock market. MOFSL's latest strategy note highlights the market's sensitivity to these political changes and economic factors.
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The exit polls predict that the Congress will win a full majority with 50-58 seats in the 90-member assembly, while the BJP is projected to get 20-28 seats.
While the results are not expected to be major market movers, they could keep investors on edge due to the projected losses for the BJP and the potential implications for economic policies.
MOFSL highlights several factors, including monetary stimulus from China, moderating corporate earnings, and high-frequency economic indicators showing a softening in demand.
MOFSL believes that the ongoing festive season, better-than-expected monsoon, and a pick-up in rural consumption could provide near-term catalysts for economic activity.
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