
Citigroup has made notable adjustments to its stock ratings, downgrading equities in Southeast Asia to underweight from neutral while upgrading Indian stocks to overweight from neutral. The investment bank cited 'meaningful upside' in Indian equities, attributing this to 'less demanding' valuations. The benchmark NSE Nifty 50 Index is projected to rise to 26,000, reflecting positive sentiment towards the Indian market amid changing economic conditions.
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#Citigroup Inc. upgraded Indian stocks to overweight from neutral, while turning underweight on equities in Southeast Asia. There is “meaningful upside” in Indian equities amid “less demanding” valuations, Citi said in a note. The benchmark NSE #Nifty 50 Index may rise to 26,000…
#CITI GROUP UPGRADES INDIAN STOCKS TO OVERWEIGHT; #NIFTY TARGET 26,000