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    RBI surprise to boost earnings, support India’s market outperformance: Mayuresh Joshi

    The market reacted positively to the rate cut. Reserve Bank of India changed policy stance to neutral. This move ensures financial system transmission. Corporate earnings may grow 12.5% to 14.5%. Input cost inflation is expected to go lower. Tax cuts will increase discretionary spending. Rural consumption may strongly comeback. Banks and NBFCs will benefit.

    Zomato poised for smart rebound post capex cycle: Mayuresh Joshi

    Quick commerce companies are investing heavily in dark stores, impacting earnings and cash flow. Competition is intensifying with JioMart and others entering the space. The EV sector faces headwinds due to China's control of rare earth materials and slowing global demand, potentially affecting Indian EV production despite government incentives.

    HFCs to benefit from revival in BFSI sector: Mayuresh Joshi

    Early monsoons are boosting market sentiment, potentially cooling food inflation and paving the way for future rate cuts. This positive outlook favors the BFSI sector and related industries. Marketsmith India is optimistic about alco-beverages and agrochemical/fertilizer sectors, anticipating strong earnings growth. Select FMCG and retail players catering to rural markets are also poised for significant improvement.

    India Inc earnings show early signs of recovery; Q2 may see boost, Mayuresh Joshi, Head Equity, Marketsmith India

    Q4 earnings across sectors show mixed trends, with BFSI, agrochemicals, and alco-beverages performing well. FMCG and IT remain soft, but a broader recovery is expected from Q2 onward.

    Power demand surge to keep NTPC, Coal India, PowerGrid in limelight: Mayuresh Joshi

    From the private perspective obviously players like a Tata Power, Adani Power should remain in focus. But again, power EPC players might also remain in focus to a large extent.

    India may become best-performing market in 2nd half of FY25: Mayuresh Joshi

    Amidst a mixed earnings season, the IT sector faces headwinds from discretionary spending uncertainty and pricing challenges, potentially delaying recovery. However, domestically focused sectors like agrochemicals, healthcare, and banking show promise. Valuations are currently fair, with expectations of a stronger second half in FY25 driven by consumption and government spending.

    The Economic Times
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