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Citi's Prediction on India's Nifty Index Growth to 28,000
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Citi's Prediction on India's Nifty Index Growth to 28,000

منبع تصویر: timesofoman.com

By Khalij News Agency Editorial 2 min Read time 35,046

India's Nifty index could reach 28,000 points by the end of December 2027, indicating a growth of about 12 percent from current levels. This prediction is published in a report from Citi and refers to factors such as improved corporate earnings, lower crude oil prices, and a more moderate pace of spending related to artificial intelligence.

Changes in Nifty Predictions

Citi has raised its target for Nifty from 26,000 to 28,000 and adjusted the valuation ratio from 17 times to 18 times. Additionally, the institution has extended its target period from September 2027 to December 2027.

This report highlights several important factors currently working in favor of India, including an expected annual revenue growth of about 15 percent for the 26-28 fiscal period, crude oil prices lower than expected, and a potential shift in foreign investment flows towards markets not dependent on AI-related investments.

Economic Outlook and Crude Oil Impacts

Corporate earnings in the second quarter of this year continue their positive trend, and based on Citi's forecasts and market consensus, an annual revenue growth of between 15 to 16 percent is expected for the 26-28 fiscal period. A decrease in crude oil prices could improve India's economic outlook and corporate earnings, with estimates suggesting that a $10 drop in oil prices could reduce the current account deficit by 30 to 40 basis points and lower inflation by 50 basis points.

Citi also expects that after the U.S. midterm elections, the pace of spending related to artificial intelligence will slow, which could help attract investment towards non-AI assets and benefit Indian stocks. The report notes that the AI investment cycle remains intact, but reduced spending could encourage investors to diversify their investment portfolios.

However, Citi warns of existing risks stemming from geopolitical developments in the Middle East, the potential slowdown in consumption due to comparisons of GST benefits against a higher base, El Niño conditions, and the potential impacts of AI on employment. The institution emphasizes that maintaining revenue growth and sustainable domestic flows is crucial to support the market outlook.

Source: timesofoman.com