Indian stock market in 'attractive' region, long -term outlook Positive: Report

New -Delhi, April 8 (IANS). The Indian stock markets now enter the ‘attractive regions’ of ‘appropriate’ and ‘moderately expensive’ areas. This information was given in a report released on Tuesday. According to the Union Mutual Fund report, this is a big improvement as this change shows a good opportunity for long -term investors. Despite global geopolitical stress and uncertainties about business, long -term prospects remain positive for India. Harsshad Patwardhan, investment officer of the AMC investment, said the strong macroeconomic foundation, healthy corporate and bank balance states, expected demand for tax relief and welfare schemes, and a new private investment cycle -signs are all encouraging factors. Patwardhan said: “Healthy balance sheet of the corporate and banking sector, the possibility of demanding demand, inspired by tax relief and extensive welfare schemes and a possible start to a new private capital expenditure cycle are the most important positive factors for our approach.” Union AMC CEO Madhu Nair said long -term investment is the key to ‘money creation’. He said: “It is a human nature that he judges the short -term impact and lowers the long -term capacity. We believe that the next 10 to 15 years are very good for the Indian economy and markets.” He urged investors to focus on their financial goals and continue by SIP. Union Mutual Funds are also optimistic about the increase in investment under the new tax system, which came into effect from 1 April. According to the Union budget 2025, people with revenue to Rs 12 Lakh will be exempt from income tax annually. “It will increase the disposable income, giving families the chance to invest more in long -term drugs such as SIPs,” the report states. With this positive market approach and favorable tax changes, the report hopes that the monthly SIP flow in the mutual fund industry can increase by Rs 40,000 crore within the next 18 to 24 months. -Ians SKT/CBT