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Nifty heading to 25,000, Bank Nifty to 60,000 soon; prefer private banks, NBFCs over PSU banks: CA Rudramurthy BV

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By Nandini Sanyal Verified
| MSN India Verified
Nandini Sanyal Indian equity markets have decisively broken out of their recent consolidation range, and at least one market watcher believes the rally has real legs. CA Rudramurthy BV, MD at Vachana Investments, says the Nifty's move past the 24,200 mark signals that "every dip is a buying opportunity," with 25,000 potentially within reach in the near term. Why the breakout looks sustainable Rudramurthy points to a combination of supportive macro factors behind his bullish call.
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Marico's best volume growth in quarters isn't luck; Abneesh Roy on what's really driving it

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By Nandini Sanyal Verified
| Inkl
Marico just posted its strongest volume growth in several quarters, and the FMCG sector as a whole is showing signs of a genuine turnaround. According to Abneesh Roy, MD (Research) at Nuvama Institutional Equities, this isn't a low-base illusion, it's a real, sustained recovery with room to run for at least a couple more quarters.
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Why India's hospital chains are racing to buy, not build, in Tier II and Tier III cities

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By Nandini Sanyal Verified
| MSN India Verified
Nandini Sanyal India's private healthcare sector is in the middle of a consolidation wave, and industry watchers say it's far from over. Hospital chains that once expanded by building new facilities from scratch are increasingly choosing to acquire existing hospitals instead, a shift that's reshaping where and how the country's next wave of medical infrastructure gets built.
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