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Mohit Ralhan says: Investors should focus on the steps the government takes to incentivize global manufacturers to set up shop in India and keep an eye on any incentives the FM rolls out to attract such flows. Spotting beneficiaries of such a move could lead to substantial wealth generation. India, with its strong macroeconomic fundamentals and political stability, has emerged as a preferred destination for global investors.

The effects of the Fed’s rate hiking campaign of 2022 and 2023 are expected to show up in 2024. While the outlook for financial markets looks constructive, uncertainties are aplenty. From the timing and extent of rate cuts to election outcomes and how geopolitical conflicts shape up, 2024 is likely to be full of ups and downs.

In the coming week, the trajectory of domestic equities will be influenced by Q3FY24 earnings, including those of HDFC Bank and Reliance Industries. Global markets, corporate actions, and fund flows will also play a significant role. Investors will closely monitor the movement of global equities, particularly in China and Taiwan. Key macro-economic data to watch includes consumer price inflation in the UK and the US Fed's Beige Book.

India always had structural positives of the three Ds: Democracy, Demographics, and De-Regulation of industry. These helped Indian GDP and per-capita income levels grow from USD 500 to over USD 2600, a rise of 450% in USD terms in 30 years. Moreover, in the past few years, these have become even more important and stronger for India versus the rest of the world. Let us see how and why.

"Benchmark indices ended the first week of 2024 with minor losses, and the midcap index ended the week with gains for the second consecutive week. Sectoral indices ended the week on a mixed note. Eight out of 12 sectors rose while four declined. The realty sector was the top gainer, rising more than 7%," Arvinder Singh Nanda, Senior Vice President of Master Capital Services, said.