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    Union Budget 2024 may see Modi government fasttracking reforms to focus on unfinished agenda from previous term

    Budget 2024: Market experts predict Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s third term will prioritize unfinished reforms from his previous tenure. The Union Budget 2024-25 is expected to focus on boosting income opportunities, rationalizing taxes, driving the capex cycle, and supporting self-dependency through import substitution. Fiscal consolidation remains a key objective, targeting a deficit reduction to below 4.5% of GDP by 2025-26.

    ETMarkets Smart Talk: Union Budget 2024 likely to focus on fiscal discipline, tax rationalization & driving capex cycle: Jiten Doshi

    While the market did react sharply to a scare of discontinuity against single-party-majority system which we witnessed for the last decade, it soon corrected upon assessing the construct of the new coalition and the structure of cabinet which clearly drives on a dominant thread of continuity in the core ministerial council and portfolios – giving market a comfort on no possible diversion from the expected policy path when it comes to economy and capital markets.

    ETMarkets Smart Talk: There's high interest in Indian market among global fund managers; Jiten Doshi decodes FII behaviour

    Foreign institutional investors base their decisions on factors like benchmark composition, market ownership, growth, returns, and valuation attractiveness. Initially cautious about India due to high valuations, they show interest despite concerns. Many investors favored China and other emerging markets over India but are now reassessing their investments in light of market dynamics.

    ETMarkets Fund Manager Talk: Why this $4-billion asset manager is a perma-bull on Indian equities

    "One of our core investment beliefs is that reversion-to-mean is nature’s law. To put simplistically - cycles do exist, almost everywhere. They vary in timing and frequency. Mid and small cap segments have gone through a long phase of underperformance as against their larger peers over the last few years. Midcaps demonstrate a higher vulnerability to the economic environment as well as market sentiments."

    Bollywood producer Renu Chopra buys luxury apartment in Mumbai’s Bandra for Rs 48 crore

    The deal values the apartment on a carpet-area basis at Rs 1.51 lakh per sq ft, pushing it in the tally of the country’s most expensive transactions for a residential apartment. The deal can be counted as an outlier as the rate is higher than the ongoing range of Rs 85,000 to Rs 1 lakh per sq ft in the vicinity.

    Mukesh Gandhi buys luxe duplex for over Rs 50-crore in Mumbai's Khar

    Gandhi continues to be a key shareholder of Angel One, the listed company of Angel Broking, holding nearly 6% stake in the company. The deal values the apartment spread over 5,555 sq ft at over ₹90,000 per sq ft.The apartment is on the top floors of luxury project Newlight, which is a 16-storey development comprising two residential towers of 12 storey, each built on 4 levels podium parking and lifestyle amenities.

    The Economic Times
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