Nifty Targets Projection by International Brokerage Houses

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During the last few days many international brokerages have upped their target for NIFTY and Sensex.

  • Morgan Stanley has put a target of Sensex as 32500 by Dec 2015
  • Macquarie put a target of ~10000 on NIFTY. 

It is worthwhile to mention that Goldman Sachs has stated that India’s growth will surpass china’s by 2016-17, which will also mean a $36 bn of FDI in India in 2016 as compared to $3bn in 2013. FII flows are coming unabated, with $16 bn flows this year after $20 bn during 2013.

In all investor conferences held by domestic and international brokerage there is an extremely heightened interest by foreigners. The moot point is that market participants who matter for market movement in India are showing interest, macros are improving and there is greater likelihood for growth coming back to 6%+ at GDP level.

Valuations on trailing basis have still not reached like 25xEarnings. Therefore, any consolidation and correction should be utilized as an opportunity to get new money and clients into this market.

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