Incredible Indian Equities

Pramod Amthe, Head Of Institutional Equity Research, InCred Capital

22-Dec-23 09:15

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The Indian equity market overtakes Hong Kong to become the 7th largest market driven by strong inflows. The benchmark NIFTY50 is up 16% on a YTD basis and optimism is expected to continue until the election months in 2024. We speak with Pramod Amthe, Head Of Institutional Equity Research, InCred Capital for his thoughts on the Indian economy and what sectors we should look out for.

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Produced by: Moh Heng Ying

Presented by: Shazana Mokhtar, Wong Shou Ning, Anwar Mahbob

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Categories: markets, economy

Tags: 2024 outlook india economy, nifty 50,

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