As uncertainty reduces, valuations are expected to rise, benefiting capital-intensive sectors such as capital goods, utilities, infrastructure, and real estate.
Indian EconomyCapital GoodsUtilitiesInfrastructureReal EstateReal Estate NewsJun 04, 2024
Capital goods, utilities, infrastructure, and real estate sectors are likely to see further re-rating.
The government's focus on infrastructure development and the 'Make in India' initiative are driving the growth of the capital goods sector.
The utilities sector is expected to benefit from the government's initiatives to improve India's energy infrastructure.
The government's vision is to build modern infrastructure, including smart cities, highways, and transportation systems.
The real estate sector is expected to see a revival, driven by the government's efforts to improve affordability and increase demand.
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