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Nomura sees muted Nifty returns in 2025, sets December target at 23,784
Nomura Nifty target: Nomura suggests investors stay highly "selective" and bet on stocks and/or sectors with relative valuation comfort
Why is Nomura betting big on RIL, BEL, Exide, Sona BLW and Uno Minda?
As corporate capex picks up, it expects the Indian corporate sector to sustain 12 - 17 per cent earnings growth in the medium-term
We don't sense any significant nervousness among investors: Saion Mukherjee
Sticky inflation and delay in rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve can emerge as a concern for the markets
Risk-reward not favourable in near to mid term: Nomura India's Mukherjee
He says that the market valuation premium over emerging market (EM) peers is around 70% versus the long-term average of nearly 40%
Hard to make a case for a material upside in this market: Saion Mukherjee
As the pandemic recedes and growth recovers, we may see inflationary pressures, says Mukherjee
India appears better mkt amid coronavirus scare: Nomura's Saion Mukherjee
India is relatively better than some other markets exposed to stuff like tourism, says Saion Mukherjee
Nomura sees Nifty hitting 12,900 by March 2020, up 11% from current levels
Returns are more likely to come from specific firms which are poised to do well rather than a uniform, market-wide surge
Our June 2019-end target for Nifty50 index is 11,892: Saion Mukherjee
SAION MUKHERJEE, head of India equity research at Nomura, tells Puneet Wadhwa that though it seems unlikely that just the current rupee depreciation can trigger a sell-off