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Samvat 2083 outlook: 8 triggers that could turn Sensex, Nifty correction into a rally by next Diwali

Samvat 2083 outlook: 8 triggers that could turn Sensex, Nifty correction into a rally by next Diwali
Source: The Economic Times

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  • ✓Indian equities entered Samvat 2083 after the Sensex and Nifty fell 3-4% during Samvat 2082.
  • ✓Analysts said a rally depends on triggers like falling crude oil prices and easing inflation.
  • ✓Nuvama Wealth Management noted, “Historically, the 19–20x P/E zone has attracted buying interest, offering favourable risk-reward for long-term investors.”

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Category
Indian Markets
Reported By
The Economic Times
Reading Speed
8 Minute(s)
Market Focus
India Economy

Synopsis

Indian equities enter Samvat 2083 after a correction that has made valuations more attractive, but a sustained rally will depend on several triggers. Falling crude oil prices, easing inflation, an earnings recovery, FII buying, an India-US trade deal and continued domestic liquidity could shape the market's trajectory over the next year.

Indian stock market entered Samvat 2083 with valuations reset, earnings showing resilience and foreign investors still positioned heavily against the market. Analysts say the next leg of the trade will depend on whether crude oil retreats, inflation cools, and corporate earnings broaden beyond a handful of sectors.

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