With the Indian stock market on the rise, investors are keen to know which sectors to focus on. Rate-sensitive segments like banking, auto, IT, and real estate are gaining traction.
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Rate-sensitive sectors like banking, auto, IT, and real estate are expected to do well in a rising Indian stock market.
Banking stocks are doing well due to the government's efforts to recapitalize public sector banks and improve their financial health, as well as the RBI's decision to cut interest rates.
The auto sector is being driven by low interest rates, which are making it easier for car buyers to finance their purchases.
IT stocks are in focus due to the sector's strong fundamentals and growth prospects, driven by the global shift towards digital transformation.
The real estate sector is being driven by the government's efforts to boost affordable housing and infrastructure development, as well as the RBI's decision to cut interest rates.
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