Edited excerpts: What is your narrative for the financial markets stocks, bonds, rupee with respect to the general elections? This election is likely to give us a relatively stable government. And as long as we have political stability, I believe that we will see the start of a new bull run. It is difficult at this point of time to predict where the stocks, bonds, rupee etc. But I remain positive and bullish on the fact that postelection, we will see a new rally particularly in the mid-caps.
The market is super-intelligent and is generally accurate on its assessments. It is clearly evident that the market is already predicting a stable government under a strong leadership. Also, ETMarkets. For fastest news alerts on financial markets, investment strategies and stocks alerts, subscribe to our Telegram feeds. Under the lens NFRA member under lens for audit gaps in fraud-hit firm; cloud over selection process for regulatory posts.
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Can we now kickstart the private sector investment cycle? We are also in the run up to the Budget What steps should the government take to impact the market positively? The Budget is a unique opportunity for the government to leverage its position to be far more liberal in its whole approach and do something to support consumption. That is the area where people are feeling a little uncertain. Anything that the government can do to prop up consumption would certainly be a good idea.
This is one of those times between creation of new capacity and incurring capital expenditure. Interest rates are literally at all-time low. The last time we saw interest rates as low as this was in and it is interesting is not it that that was under the Vajpayee government.
The Vajpayee government probably kickstarted one of the largest private sector capex cycles and we are again around the same rate of interest and liquidity is abundant. Can we now kickstart the private sector investment cycle one more time? It is very critical for creating new opportunities and jobs. The government has already made some initial announcements in terms of PLI and including more and more sectors in that desire to focus on manufacturing. So I would believe concessions to support manufacturing, concessions to create more employment, even disinvestment would help.
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