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Nifty could head to 32,000 by FY29 as earnings recover, says Sohum's Sanjay Parekh

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CNBC TV18 reported that Sanjay Parekh of Sohum Asset Managers sees the Nifty reaching 32,000 by FY29, with an earnings recovery supporting Indian equities. The report said he favours large banks, autos, NSE and Swiggy, and remains cautious on IT and FMCG. FY29 means the financial year from April 2029 to March 2030; the Nifty is the benchmark index of 50 large companies on the NSE. This is the analyst's view, not Hypeless's. The report gives no figures behind the view.

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Nifty could head to 32,000 by FY29 as earnings recover, says Sohum's Sanjay Parekh

Sohum Asset Managers' Sanjay Parekh sees earnings recovery supporting Indian equities. He favours large banks, autos, NSE and Swiggy while remaining cautious on IT and FMCG.

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