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    N Jayakumar Highlights Future Trends in Commodity and Capital Markets Amid Rate Cuts

    Invest PolicyBy Invest PolicySeptember 19, 2024No Comments4 Mins Read
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    N Jayakumar, the Managing Director of Prime Securities, recently shared his insights on CNBC-Awaaz regarding the future of the Indian stock market. With over 30 years of experience in capital markets, Jayakumar has been a key figure in equity research and wealth management. His perspective provides valuable insights into where the market is headed, especially after the recent interest rate cuts.

    Expect Profit Booking After Rate Cuts

    Jayakumar emphasized that the market often witnesses profit booking after significant events, such as the rate cut recently announced. He believes this is a normal part of the market cycle, where corrections happen after a period of rally. According to him, sector rotation is already underway, and investors should be prepared for possible adjustments.

    Growth Expected in Financial and Commodity Sectors

    Jayakumar pointed out that certain sectors stand to benefit directly from the interest rate cuts, especially the financial sector and commodity-related stocks. He mentioned that financial shares linked to mutual funds, stock exchanges, and brokerage businesses will likely rise due to an increasing inflow of retail savings into the market.

    He added that commodity-related stocks are also expected to perform well in the coming months. As interest rates go down, borrowing becomes cheaper, allowing more capital to flow into commodity and capital market-related businesses.

    Rate Cuts Likely to Continue for 12-18 Months

    According to Jayakumar, this phase of interest rate cuts is not temporary and is expected to last for 12-18 months. He explained that this extended period of lower rates will benefit capital expenditure (capex) companies and those in the commodity sector. The pharma sector has already been performing well and will likely continue to do so due to strong demand for US generics and the impact of the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme.

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    He also noted that the weightage of pharma in the stock indices is relatively low. With smaller generic companies in Europe closing down due to high interest rates, Indian pharma firms may find valuation comfort and opportunities for growth.

    Government Companies May See Time Correction

    Jayakumar hinted that government companies may undergo a time correction in the coming months. He also mentioned that consumption could increase due to the rate cuts, which might marginally boost the single-digit growth seen in FMCG companies. However, he believes that pharma stocks will likely see better growth prospects than FMCG in the near future.

    Primary Market Bubble and Opportunities in Emerging Sectors

    Jayakumar raised concerns about the primary market, stating that a bubble has existed for quite some time. He observed that many investors have been flocking to the primary market, leading to increased volatility. Despite this, there are opportunities in emerging sectors like petrochemicals, data centers, renewable energy, and reusable themes.

    The entry of Bajaj Housing Finance has also had a notable impact, leading to a re-rating of the housing finance space. Jayakumar advised investors to explore opportunities in this sector as well as other growth-driven areas.

    Tata Motors’ Focus on Debt Reduction and Stability in JLR

    Lastly, Jayakumar mentioned Tata Motors, which has been making strides in reducing its debt and stabilizing its subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover (JLR). He suggested that Tata Motors’ passenger vehicle business could see accelerated growth with its efforts to streamline operations and improve financial stability.

    Investors should keep an eye on this transition as Tata Motors focuses on creating a more debt-free and stable operation, especially within JLR, which has been a key focus area for the company.

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    This detailed market insight offers a glimpse into sectors and stocks that could see significant growth in the near future, backed by experienced market analysts like N Jayakumar.

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