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India at turning point for market outperformance, says Nippon MF's Sailesh Raj Bhan

CNBC-TV18 53 min ago·6 Nov 2026, 5:15 am

Nippon India Mutual Fund’s CIO, Sailesh Raj Bhan, believes the Indian equity market is at a pivotal moment. He suggests that recent sluggishness in large-cap stocks has corrected valuations, making them more attractive for investors.

This shift is particularly notable in key sectors like banking, IT services, and consumer goods. Bhan argues that these sectors are now trading at levels that may offer better risk-reward ratios compared to their recent highs.

For investors, this perspective signals a potential opportunity to look beyond the recent market noise. The focus now shifts to identifying quality stocks in these undervalued areas that can deliver long-term growth.

Excerpt from CNBC-TV18

Published On Nov 6, 2026 | 10:45 IST Last Updated On Nov 6, 2026 | 10:45 IST Sailesh Raj Bhan, CIO – Equity Investments at Nippon India Mutual Fund, believes the recent underperformance of several large companies has brought valuations to attractive levels, particularly in the banking, IT services and consumer…
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