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11 December 2013
GEM Equity Strategy Outlook 2014
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For the time being, investors seem happy to focus on two positives. First is the
extent to which the fall in the value of the Rupee has stimulated exports
(Figure 49), thereby taking some of the pressure off the current account.
Second is the increasingly widespread perception that the BJP will emerge
from the election in May as the biggest party and with a clear mandate to
undertake reforms with the backing of their regional allies. We do not really
have a strong view on the Indian election at this point given that roughly 70%
of the electorate is rurally-based and that opinion polls tend not to be so
reliable, while the so-called third front also appears to rapidly gaining
popularity. We suspect however, that even in the event of the BJP managing
to assemble a credible coalition, that the passage and implementation of
reform will not be so straightforward, as has been demonstrated with the
mixed reception given the new land acquisition law. Meanwhile, some of the
structural financial issues will continue to have a negative effect on the
economy for some time. The biggest potential for a positive surprise in 2014 in
our view would be a fall in the oil price which is a key variable for both the
Indian economy and equity markets, via the twin fiscal and current account
deficits and as a literal and metaphorical lubricant for economic reform (Figure
50).
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