Budget 2025: CNBC-Awaaz has made a mega broker poll to understand the market’s sentiments after the budget. It has been tried to understand how the market is watching the market and whether the market will improve after the budget, which sector will see the most impact of the tax deduction and where should investors find opportunities in the market. Let’s take a look at the results of this poll.
Budget & Market: Mega Broker Poll
70 percent of brokers participating in this poll say that this budget is good. At the same time, 30 percent of brokers say that the budget is fine. Will consumption will increase investment in shares after the budget? In response, 85 percent of brokers say that yes, after the budget, consumption will increase investment in shares. While 15 percent of the brokers said that they would not do so.
Low focus on infra and capex in the budget?
Has this time the budget focus on Infra and Capax. In response, 38 percent of the brokers said that yes, this budget has a less focus on Infra and Capex. While 62 brokers said that it is not so.
Will you reduce investment in shares associated with Capex after the budget?
In response to the question, 23 per cent of brokers said that they would reduce investment in shares related to CAPEX after the budget. While 77 percent of the brokers said that they would not reduce the investment in shares related to Capex after the budget.
What is the effect of Trump Tariff on our economy?
23 percent of the brokers involved in this poll say that Trump Tariff will have a negative effect on our economy. While 62 percent of brokers say that it will not have any effect on our economy. While 15 percent of brokers say that it will have a good impact on our economy.
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What kind of view on Indian markets?
Talking about the perspective of brokers about Indian markets, 47 percent of the brokers who participate in this poll are bullish. At the same time, 47 percent are neutral and 06 percent bearish.
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