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The market might lack triggers for further rally unless the government delivers on better fiscal management and pushes reforms, says J Venkatesan, VP equity at Sundaram Mutual Fund, in an interview with Prasanna Deshpande. Excerpts:
How do you see the Indian equity market behaving during 2012-13? Are stocks attractively valued, and going ahead, do you see further rally?
The Indian capital market should continue to remain volatile in the current year also. Throughout last year, the market was worried about the European crisis, but with the infusion of about Euro 1 trillion into the system through LTROs, the huge global risk seems to have been averted in the short term. With the ensuing surge in global risk appetite, India also received good FII inflows, which moved the market by more than 10 per cent in this calendar so far. But the domestic risks still remain.
While we do expect the interest rate cycle to start reversing this year, there may not be a significant reduction. Inflation might start inching up again from June. Unless the government delivers on better fiscal management and further reform measures, the market might lack triggers for fresh rally despite being valued at around the long term average of 14 times FY13 earnings.
The Indian capital market should continue to remain volatile in the current year also. Throughout last year, the market was worried about the European crisis, but with the infusion of about Euro 1 trillion into the system through LTROs, the huge global risk seems to have been averted in the short term. With the ensuing surge in global risk appetite, India also received good FII inflows, which moved the market by more than 10 per cent in this calendar so far. But the domestic risks still remain.
While we do expect the interest rate cycle to start reversing this year, there may not be a significant reduction. Inflation might start inching up again from June. Unless the government delivers on better fiscal management and further reform measures, the market might lack triggers for fresh rally despite being valued at around the long term average of 14 times FY13 earnings.