What kind of returns should investors expect from Indian equities in FY25?

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The key events that will shape the market trend are the outcomes of the Indian and the US elections, along with the stance of global central banks

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What kind of returns should investors expect from Indian equities in FY25?

Nifty

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Quarterly performance largely backed by improved realisations
Medium-term triggers China plus and protectionist measures for tyre industry
Valuations not inexpensive; but improved medium-term outlook

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Nifty delivered stellar returns in FY24 and small- and mid-caps were showstoppersFY25 is an event-heavy yearIndian election outcome already priced in, profit-booking possibleUS Fed’s rate action and US election should be positive for FPI flowsIndian equities aren’t that costly to deliver a negative returnYield gap analysis suggests a 9 percent Nifty upside

In the fiscal gone by (FY24), Indian equity markets were on a rage as investors cheered the growth momentum and the likelihood of the return of

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