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Rajiv Batra from JPMorgan predicts a difficult Q2 for India due to weather impacting demand but remains confident about long-term growth prospects. He favors healthcare, especially pharma and hospitals. Autos face stiff competition. Batra expects Indian markets to have a 13-15% CAGR and anticipates FII flows stabilizing after the US elections.

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