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Consumption remains strong, but market share is shifting, according to Vikas Khemani of Carnelian Asset Management. He highlights that while sectors like real estate and cable services thrive, some industries, such as tiles, are losing ground to unorganised players. Khemani also notes that capital expenditure is not slowing, despite a decline in bank credit growth to corporates.
Vikas Khemani, founder of Carnelian Asset Management, downplays concerns over a slowdown in earnings, predicting a 14-15% growth over the next two years despite potential short-term dips. He notes that the narrative of foreign investors pulling out of India due to economic worries is misleading, as much of the capital reallocation to China has already occurred. Khemani emphasizes the importance of fund managers' strategies in market performance, explaining the shift of capital towards China during its market surge.
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