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Citi sees Nifty at 26,000 on better valuations; stays cautious on IT services

Citi sees Nifty at 26,000 on better valuations; stays cautious on IT services
Source: CNBC TV18

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  • ✓Citi expects the Nifty to reach 26,000 as earnings remain resilient and valuations become more reasonable.
  • ✓Surendra Goyal said, "Citi continues to expect the Nifty to reach 26,000." While the firm stays cautious on IT services due to structural challenges, it continues to favor private sector banks and healthcare stocks.

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MARKET
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CNBC TV18
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Market Focus
India Economy

India's equity markets are well placed for further gains as earnings remain resilient and valuations have become more reasonable, even as global investors reassess the artificial intelligence (AI) trade, according to Surendra Goyal, India Head of Research at Citi.

Goyal said Citi continues to expect the Nifty to reach 26,000, supported by mid-teen earnings growth and lower market valuations. While India could benefit if the AI-driven rally moderates globally, he cautioned that the brokerage remains selective on sectors, particularly IT services, where structural challenges persist.

Goyal noted that corporate earnings have remained stronger than expected. He said consensus forecasts continue to point to mid-teen earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation (EBITDA) and earnings growth for both the current and next financial year.

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