hey nithin,
Would like to connect with you to understand the technical part of the business. Please let me know where to connect?
hey nithin,
Would like to connect with you to understand the technical part of the business. Please let me know where to connect?
hey nithin,
Would like to connect with you to understand the technical part of the business. Please let me know where to connect?
hey nithin,
Would like to connect with you to understand the technical part of the business. Please let me know where to connect?
hey nithin,
Would like to connect with you to understand the technical part of the business. Please let me know where to connect?
Yes, it is the Govt capex push which is driving infra , Railway , renewable , defence sectors.
Pvt capex is yet to take place in a big way, though it has started gradually.
So to encourage PVT capex spends, the Govt has implemented a lot of PLI schemes by awarding incentives to pvt sector to kick start Pvt capex in a big way.
On consumption led demand side , perhaps the govt may try to give enough money in hands of people to spend. Tax concessions , interest rate reduction , interest rate subsidy for affordable housing etc may help further.
Hi, Vnandan,
would like to connect to gain some technical insight with respect to the recent developments. Can we connect ?
Right now government is spending money like anything. So all PSU and private companies doing business with government, directly or indirectly will do well.
Private companies, banks are not doing well, there is liquidity crunch and there is high interest rates. Very difficult to survive.
Unless the next cycle of interest rates decrease start, we will not see much movements in other sectors.
But as @1957 Om bhai suggested, defense, railway, infra will do. Government is actually spending. We just have to see this government should be remain in power for the next 5 years and we will be fine.
(invested from lower level, not a buy recommendation. Please do your own analysis)
These are normal in almost all banks. All banks have a foreclosure charge clause in their loan documents (except in products like home loan etc, floating rate loan given to MSMEs, etc). Some of these comes up in the news occasionally.
“Bad assets, good liabilities” from the point of view of minority shareholders of listed or unlisted companies.
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