The year 2024 was significant in that the benchmark indices of India Sensex and Nifty were able to show a positive return for nine consecutive years, a good indicator of how resilient the country’s equity market has become. For the year 2025, market analysts expect a reasonable double-digit return of more than 15%, further adding a positive sentiment to the market outlook. The challenges to this growth include the continued outflows by foreign institutional investors (FII), lower-than-expected performance from corporates, expensive stock prices, and prevailing issues between nations.
By the year 2024 the electric vehicle (EV) market in India had made significant strides as the total sales increased by 26.5% from the previous year standing at 1.94 million units, this also saw growth in EV penetration from 6.39% to 7.46%. This increase was aided by policy formulation and growth in technology. At the same time, investments in renewable energy sources are on track to meet the 500 GW target in 2030. This sector needs the attention of investors who think and plan for the long-term scrips in their portfolios.
Long-term investors who are patient with their investments are likely to benefit as analysts have pointed out that the recent dip in the market has made it more attractive to purchase undervalued assets. Investors seeking to gain from this upside potential are encouraged to create a collection of good-quality stocks that guarantee strong fundamentals. In 2025, banking, infrastructure, and IT are expected to remain the main engines of the market and the economy as these structural industry reforms and digitalization, as well as growing government investments, would favour these industries.
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