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The Nifty has been experiencing losses for six weeks due to US tariffs and muted earnings. Experts predict this weakness will continue in the short term. Selling pressure may persist until a breakout around 24,600-24,800. Support lies at 24,000. Investors should consider private banking, auto, and hotel stocks on dips. Reliance, L&T, and HDFC Bank are also favored.
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Ashmore Group reduces its investment in India due to high valuations. Uncertainty surrounds Donald Trump's tariffs on Indian imports. Foreign investors show less interest in India for six to nine months. This is due to relative value compared to other emerging markets. India's derating is already happening in relative terms.
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Indian public sector banks are aggressively expanding their retail loan portfolios. They are growing faster than private sector banks in this segment. State Bank of India, Bank of Baroda and Punjab National Bank are leading this growth. Private banks are becoming cautious due to rising defaults in unsecured loans.
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