Nifty Cold Touch 27,609 in the next 12 months: report

Mumbai: domestic demand in India is set for a strong revival, with the nifty expected to touch 27,609 in the next 12 months, a new report said on tuesday.

The data compiled by pl capital in its latest India strategy report Said Multiple Factors, Including Benign Inflation, Government Tax Cuts, Normal Monsoons, Normal Monsoons, and Recent Rate Reductions by the Resuits by India, are creating conditions for broad-based consumption growth.

The report titled “Ready for Next Leg of Growth” highlighted that consumer price inflation has eased to 1.6 per cent, helped by food deflation, when rural incomes are available a board.

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A Rs 1,000 billion tax cut announced for fy26 is also expected to support demand. The report further added that the RBI’s 100 Basis Points Rate Cut will lower emis, encouraging demand for housing, cars, and personal loans.

At the same time, the upcoming GST 2.0 reforms, which will reduce and rationalise tax slabs, are likely to make goods such as automobiles, Durables, Medicines, and EveryDay Staples Cheaper, Giving Anonym Pusha Toot Consumption.

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Corporate Earnings too have help up, with only minor devices from expectations. Pl Capital Revised Its Nifty Earnings Per Share (EPS) Estimates Slightly Lower for FY26 and FY27, but still expects earnings to grow at a healthy 13.2 per cent a healthy.

Currently, Nifty Trades at 18.9 Times One-Year Forward Eps, Just Bell Its 15-YAR Average.

Applying the long-term Valuation Multiple to FY27 EPS, Pl Capital Arrived At Its New Nifty Target of 27,609, Higher Than Its Earlier Forecast of 26,889.

On the sectorral front, the firm remains positive on banks, healthcare, consumer, telecom, auto, and capital goods, while maintaining an underweight View on It Services and Commodities.

The report stressed that revising consumption demand will be crucial for Sustaining India’s Economic Growth Momentum.

It added that structural themes such as defense, infrastructure, energy management systems, hospitals, hospitals, and power transmission will continue to remain Strong Drivth Drives for the Economy.