SBI Mutual Fund's (SBI MF) fund manager discusses the impact of the monsoon and elections on earnings, while maintaining a hopeful outlook for the future.
Sbi Mutual FundMonsoonElectionsReal EstateMarket OutlookReal Estate NewsDec 18, 2024
The monsoon has introduced uncertainty due to its impact on the agricultural sector, which affects overall economic growth. This has had a short-term impact on SBI MF's earnings.
Elections can cause short-term market volatility, but historically, the market has shown resilience and tends to recover after the election results are announced.
The residential real estate sector is performing well, driven by government policies and increased demand for affordable housing.
SBI MF is focusing on a balanced approach, investing in a mix of sectors and asset classes to mitigate risks and capitalize on opportunities.
Despite short-term challenges, SBI MF remains optimistic about the future, citing the Indian economy's resilience and the government's push for reforms and infrastructure development.
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