2025-02-18 05:25:29 pm | Source: Geojit Financial Services Ltd
Market Quote : Profit Booking & Bottom-Fishing Amid FII Outflows & INR Pressure Says Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit Financial Services
Below the Quote on Market by Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit Financial Services
"The domestic market has experienced both profit booking and bottom-fishing amid persistent concerns over FII outflows and pressure on the INR. Small and mid-cap stocks continue to lag due to apprehensions about premium valuations. Meanwhile, India’s trade deficit has widened beyond expectations, driven by rising imports due to depreciating domestic currency and surging commodity prices. Currently investors are exploring bargain-hunting opportunities due to deep correction in price, but modest earnings growth and global uncertainties are constraining momentum."
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