India's Union Budget 2024 is expected to boost consumption-driven sectors, including consumer goods, real estate, and automobiles, with increased allocations and incentives.
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The Union Budget 2024 is expected to be presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on July 23.
Sectors like consumer goods, real estate, housing finance, infrastructure, and automobiles are expected to benefit from the budget.
The automotive sector, including electric vehicle manufacturers, is expected to benefit from the continuation of EV subsidies and increased allocations for infrastructure development.
The real estate sector may benefit from increased allocations for affordable housing and an interest subsidy scheme for urban housing.
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