“When government spending on capex was raised from 1.5% of GDP to over 3% of GDP, that provided a positive impulse to growth. It cannot continue with that kind of growth rate anymore and will flatten out. So, it will be around 15% for capex growth against the budgeted number of 17% YOY.”
I keep neutral to positive bias on the market and a lot of sectors are doing well. So, although index may be illusionary or it
US equity funds are undergoing reversion to the mean. Europe and Japan equity funds are attracting more inflows while the interest in emerging markets persists.
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